Any Resources for Micro Comprehensive Exams? I'm currently preparing for a first year microeconomics comprehensive exam and have been looking for good resources for a while. Ideally, I was looking for any school site that has a list of (and links to) their old micro comps with solutions.

We cover what I'd imagine is a pretty standard course- a half semester each on partial equilibrium, general equilibrium, social choice and game theory; though all that's needed is any overlap between those and whatever the other school's comp covers.

Again, sorry if this isn't the right place, but if anyone has any sources off-hand, I'd very much appreciate it!
I know Harvard posts its past comprehensive exams: https://economics.harvard.edu/pages/past-general-exams. I imagine many other schools would have such resources available to the public as well. You'd just have to do a little bit of Googling to find out. 

However, I doubt that any of these past exam questions would have solutions available (and they should not be). You should try the questions on your own. If you're stuck, discuss the issues with your classmates/friends/professors. You're also welcome to ask questions here, but be sure to following our policy on homework questions and the general guidelines of this site.