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Question 1191
jamb 2005
Economic growth is different from economic development because economic growth
Adescribes expansion and change
Bis measurable but not objective
Cdescribes expansion and not change
Dis not measurable but objective
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Question 1192
jamb 2005
The loans from the World Bank to developing countries are mainly to support
Acapital-intensive technology
Bthe establishment of universities
Ctheir infrastructure investment
Dtheir level of consumption
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Question 1193
jamb 2005
The raising of funds by selling stocks to the public is called
Aequity financing
Bdeflcit financing
Cloan financing
Ddebt financing
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Question 1194
jamb 2005
The problem of planning in Nigeria is mainly in the
Aimplementation of the plans
Bappraisal of the plans
Callocation of scarce resources
Darticulation of the plans
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Question 1195
jamb 2005
The price index computed between two time periods is given as 128%,This implies that the
Adisposable income have increased by 28%
Bliving standards have fallen by 128%
Cliving standards have risen by 128%
Dliving standards have fallen by 28%
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Question 1196
jamb 2005
The monetization policy of the Nigerian government is aimed at
Aencouraging public servants to retire early and become self-employed
Btransferring government's properties to retired public servants
Creducing government's burden on the provision of fringe benefits to public servants
Dhelping government recover properties held by public servants
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Question 1197
jamb 2005

In economics, production takes place only when

Aproducers sell to retailers
Bvalue has been added to a commodity
Cmodern equipment is used
Dconsumption has taken place
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Question 1198
jamb 2005
If elasticity of demand is greater than I and less than infinity, demand is said to be
Aelastic
Bperfectly inelastic
Cinelastic
Dperfectly elastic
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Question 1199
jamb 2005
Economic freedom is a basic feature of economy
Aan industrialized economy
Ba planned economy
Ca developed economy
Da market economy
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Question 1200
jamb 2005
When the marginal utility of a commodity is zero the total utility is
Aat its minimum
Bupward-sloping
Cdownward-sloping
Dat its maximum
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Question 1201
jamb 2005
An inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded implies that
Athe two variables change in opposite directions
Bthe two variables change in the same direction
Conly one variable changes
Dthe two variables remain unchanged
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Question 1202
jamb 2005
A buyer who haggles in the market is applying the principle of
Achoice
Bprice mechanism
Copportunity cost
Dutilty maximization
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Question 1203
jamb 2005
If the marginal utility of the last unit of commodity X at N2 is 16 and that of commodity Y at N 4 is 24, the consumer will be at equilibrium when
Athe price-quantity ratios are equal
Bequal amounts of X and Y are consumed
Cless of Y and more of X are consumed
Dless of X and more of Y are consumed
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Question 1204
jamb 2005
The technical relationship between input combination and maximum attainable output is called
Aa production function
Ban indifference curve
Can isocost
Dan isoquant
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Question 1205
jamb 2005

The hoarding of goods is usually experienced when

Asupply is greater than demand
Bthe market price above the equilibrium price
Cdemand is greater than supply
Dexcess demand is greater than excess supply
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Question 1206
jamb 2005
Under perfect competition, the short-run supply curve of a firm is determined by its
Atotal cost curve
Bmarginal cost curve
Caverage fixed cost curve
Daverage cost curve
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Question 1207
jamb 2005
In a car assembly plant, division of labour is demonstrated by
Aassigning each worker to a specific activity
Bassigning each worker a given number to produce
Cincreasing the daily output
Dproducing a specific model
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Question 1208
jamb 2005

An example of a long-run cost of a firm is

Afuel and maintenace cost
Bthe planned size of plant equipment
Cthe existing size of plant and equipment
Drent on buildings
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Question 1209
jamb 2005
An increase in the quantity supplied of commodity suggests
Aa leftward shift of the supply curve
Ba rightward shift of the supply curve
Ca movement along the supply curve
Dan increase in elasticity of supply
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Question 1210
jamb 2005
For a firm to break even in the long run, the marginal cost curve must cut the
Aaverage variable cost curve at its higest point
Baverage cost cure at its lowest point
Caverage cost curve at its lowest point
Dtotal cost cure at its lowest point
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