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Question 1331
jamb 2003
An adverse environmental impact of the petroleum industry on the economy is
Acommunal riots
Bthe vandalization of oil equipment
Coil spillage
Dcommunity development
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Question 1332
jamb 2003
Occupational mobility as applied to factors of production means the ease by which
Afactors can be transferred from one form of use to another
Bresources can be transferred from one place to another
Cresources can be transformed from one form to another
Dfactors can be transferred from one place to another
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Question 1333
jamb 2003
The demand for labour is an example of
Acomposite demand
Bjoint demand
Cderived demand
Dcompetitive demand
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Question 1334
jamb 2003
When a union is composed of workers with the same skill,it is termed
Aa technical union
Ba craft union
Can industrial union
Da workers' union
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Question 1335
jamb 2003
Two basic features common to an industry are
Aproduction processes and source of capital
Bsource of capital and labour supply
Csimilarity of products and source of raw materials
Dsimilarity of products and production processes
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Question 1336
jamb 2003
The major role of multi-national companies in the petroleum industry in Nigeria is
Athe establishment of refineries
Boil marketing and prospecting
Coil marketing only
Doil prospecting only
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Question 1337
jamb 2003
To compare the standard of living among nations, the most widely used economic indicator is the
Areal gross national income
Breal domestic output
Creal per capita income
Dper capita nominal income
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Question 1338
jamb 2003
IBRD as an international monetary institution is concerned with the
Aimprovement of trade among member nations
Bdevelopment of infrastructure in member nations
Cbalance of payments problems of member nations
Dfinancing of private businesses in member nations
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Question 1339
jamb 2003
The effect of an increase in the personal income tax is to
Areduce unemployment
Braise the absolute price level
Creduce the disposable income
Ddistort the economy
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Question 1340
jamb 2003
Statutory organisations usually established by Acts of Parliament are called
Apublic corporations
Bcooperative societies
Cjoint-stock companies
Dpublic enterprises
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Question 1341
jamb 2003
The effectiveness of devaluation as a solution to a balance of payments problem depends on the
Avalue of visible and invisible goods
Bvalue of invisible items of both domestic and foreign trades
Crelative elasticities of demand and supply of imports and exports
Dforeign investments of businessmen
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Question 1342
jamb 2003
Privatization and commercialization of public enterprise in Nigeria is necessitated by
Athe IBRD conditions
Bthe government's loss of interest in them
Ctheir operational inefficiency
Dthe IMF conditions
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Question 1343
jamb 2003
A greater burden of the taxes on essential goods is borne by the
Alower income group
Bhigher income group
Ccontract workers
Dnewly recruited workers
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Question 1344
jamb 2003
The major objective of a revenue allocation formula in a country is to
Ashare revenue between the different tiers of government
Bdivert revenue from areas of surplus to areas of need
Censures the financial viability of the country
Dshare revenue between the public and private factors
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Question 1345
jamb 2003
Under a floating exchange rate regime, the determinant of the exchange rate is
Aan Act of the National Assembly
Bthe highest denomination of the currency
Cdemand for and supply of foreign goods
Dthe system of government
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Question 1346
jamb 2003
The distinction between capital and recurrect expenditure lies in the
Anature of the goods and services to be provided
Btime frame of the expenditure
Csource of the revenue generated
Damount of expenditure involved
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Question 1347
jamb 2003
An advantage of the sole proprietorship over the partnership from of business organisation is that
Aits existence is limited by an individual's life span
Bit relies on the decision of friends to succeed
Cthe possibility of conflict in management is virtually non-existent
Dit enjoys limited liability for debt in the event of failure
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Question 1348
jamb 2003
Securities are described as listed when they are
Amobilished as long-term debt instruments
Btraded on a recognised stock market
Cbought and sold purely for development purposes
Dmobilized as short-term debt instruments
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Question 1349
jamb 2003
The monetary control instrument most effectively used by the Central Bank of Nigeria is the
Aopen market operations
Bmargin requirment
Creserve ratio
Ddiscount rate
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Question 1350
jamb 2003
Inflation that is usually associated with periods of trade boom is
Acreeping inflation
Bcost-push inflation
Cstagflation
Ddemand-pull inflation
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