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Question 1271
jamb 2004
The movement of goods and services from the producers to the consumers is referred to as
Aexternal trade
Bthe distribution chain
Cthe circular flow
Dconsumption
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Question 1272
jamb 2004
The downstream activities of oil companies in Nigeria involve
Arefining and distribution
Bprospecting and exploration
Coff-shore drilling
Dmanagement of spillage and pollution
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Question 1273
jamb 2004
The distinction between perfect competition and monoplistic competition is that the latter is characterized by
Aa single market price
Bmany buyers and sellers
Cproduct differentiation
Dhomogeneity of product
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Question 1274
jamb 2004
GDP differs from GNP because GDP
Ais inclusive of depreciation
Bemphasizes the final goods and service produced within the country at a particular period
Cemphasizes the goods and services within the country
Demphasizes the market value of all final goods and services produced by nationals
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Question 1275
jamb 2004
Which financial institution is charged with the formulation of monetary polices in Nigeria?
AThe Central Bank of Nigeria
BThe Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation
CThe Abuja Commodity Exchange
DThe Lagos Stock Exchange
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Question 1276
jamb 2004
The capital market provides business firms with the avenue to
Alease capital equipment
Bobtain long-term funds
Cobtain short-term funds
Dpurchase capital equipment
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Question 1277
jamb 2004
In an open economy, the GNP is measured as
AC+I+G+X
BC+I+G+(X-M)
CC+I+G+M
DC+I+G
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Question 1278
jamb 2004
The primary function of non-bank financial institutions is to
Amanage investment portfolios for government
Bmobilize savings for investment
Cgrant loans to banks
Dreceive deposits from banks
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Question 1279
jamb 2004
At the maximum point of the total product curve of a firm, marginal revenue is
Adecreasing
Bincreasing
Cconstant
Dzero
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Question 1280
jamb 2004
The role of the Central Bank in the economic development of Nigeria is to
Agive short-and medium-term loans to the public
Bgive financial and technical advice to customers
Cuse cheques and bankdrafts to faciliate business transactions
Dmaintain a stable price system
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Question 1281
jamb 2004
By advertising, a monopolistic competitive firm tries to shift its
Asupply curve to the right
Bdemand curve to the right
Csupply curve to the left
Ddemand curve to the left
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Question 1282
jamb 2004
Given that Y = C + I and C = bY where b = 0.8, what is the multiplier?
A5
B10
C4
D2
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Question 1283
neco 2003
What is meant by utility?
Aamount of money derived by a manufacture
BA number of things a consumer will enjoy at a time
Camount of satisfaction derive from the consumption of a commodity at a particular time
Damount of satisfaction giving to a producer
Etotal profit producers will get at a particular time
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Question 1284
neco 2003
Minimum price control is aimed at
Aincreasing the size of the market
Bminimizing the profit level
Cpunishing the consumers
Dprotecting the consumer
Ereducing the size of the market
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Question 1285
neco 2003
Central bank of Nigerian started operation
A1958
B1959
C1960
D1963
E1973
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Question 1286
neco 2003

Which of the following is NOT a factor determining supply?

Acost of production
Bclimatic condition or weather
Cincome of the producers
Dnumber of producers
Etechnological development
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Question 1287
neco 2003
The central point of the Malthusian theory is that
Aeverybody should become a farmer
Bgovernment should provide enough accommodation and food
Cincreasing population will get enough food
Dpopulation increase in geometric progression while food arithmetic progression
Ewages has nothing to do with cost of living
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Question 1288
neco 2003
In the demographic transition theory, stage II represents a stage where
Adeclining birth rates with low death rates lead to little or no population growth
Bhigh birth rate with low death rates lead to no population growth
Cthere is population growth due to high birth rates and low death rates at that stages
Dthere is a slow rate of population growth as a result of high birth rate accompanied by high but slightly fluctuating death rate
Ethere is a very high growth as population as a result of high birth rates accompanied by high but slightly fluctuating death rates
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Question 1289
neco 2003
Economic growth is the
Agrowth in a nation’s life expectancy
Bincrease in a nation’s population
Crate of increase in aggregate demand in a country
Drate of increase in a country’s full employment and real output
Erate of increase
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Question 1290
neco 2003

Which of these is NOT a basic economic problem of society?

Aefficiency of resource use
Bfor whom to produces
Chow to produce
Dscale of production
Ewhat to produce
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