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Economics2005

WASSCE · 49 questions · Answers included

49 questions

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Economic activities are undertaken to solve the problem of

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Farming, mining and fishing are

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A list of consumer's wants arranged in order of priorities is known as

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The 150.00 Naira which Olu would have used to purchase a textbook was used to buy a T-shirt . This implies that

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The remuneration of the entrepreneur as a factor of production is called

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The production factor, whose entire world supply is fixed is

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when all factors input are reduced by half, the production possibility curve will shift

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when a worker changes from one tye of job to another, it is called

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which of the following determines the size of a country's population ? (I) Birth rate (II) Death rate (III) Migration rate (IV) Importation rate (V) Unemployment rate

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Age distribution is important because it helps the government to

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A group of firm producing similar commodities for the same market constitute

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a factor that has slowed down the rate of industrial development in West Africa is

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To achieve an equilibrium position, the consumer must buy so much of each commodity whose price is equal to its

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Price control refers to

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The desire for goods without the ability to pay is called

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amount of goods offered to the market at respective prices and presented in a table is called

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At the equilibrium price, quantity demanded is

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If the government fixed a price of a commodity above equilibrium price, the quantity supplied will be

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one of the factors determining price elasticity of demand for a commodity is the

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If elasticity of demand for a commodity is less than one, demand is

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The transfer of ownership of a public enterprise to individuals and firms is called

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One-man business are popular in West Africa because of all the following except the

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Wholesalers are often criticized because they

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In which of the following business units are the owners mostly customers?

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information about new goods is passed on to buyers through

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The profit of the producers can be calculated as the

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The direct exchange of one goods for another without the use of money is known as

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Acceptability, durability, homogeneity and portability are all attributes of good

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The term demand for money means

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A persistent and appreciable rise in the general level of price is known as

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A commercial banks deposits are

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The lender of last resort in the banking system is the

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Discounting a bill of exchange means the bill is

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The central banks control credit in the economy through the use of

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Among the principles of taxation propounded by Adam Smith was that

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Mr. Bala’s income is $800.00 per month while that of Mr. Jatau is $1,200.00. If Messrs. Bala and Jtau pay $80.00 and $120.00 respectively as taxes, the tax system is

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Government revenue from the groundnut industry is from

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The theory of comparative cost advantage is associated with

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When the value of a nation’s export is greater than its imports

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To improve the balance of payment s position in West African countries, there must be

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The Economic Community of the West African States (ECOWAS) is an example of

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One reason for the low agricultural production in West African countries is that

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Mono-product economies are those that

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An essential characteristics of market economy is

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In a capitalist system goods are produced for those who

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An economy which exhibits features of both private and State enterprises is known as

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In calculating the national income of a country x, the cost of both raw materials and the finished products were included. This is a case of

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Economic development is define as

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Which of the following is not an objective of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)?