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Question 1521
waec 1999
The reward for capital is
Ainterest
Brent
Crisk premium
Dpremium
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Question 1522
waec 1999
When a pen and a book is demanded together, the demand is said to be
Acomposite
Bcompetitive
Cjoint
Dderived
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Question 1523
waec 1999
which of the following is an indirect tax
Aincome tax
Bcompany tax
Cprofit tax
Dsales tax
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Question 1524
waec 1999
The quantity demanded of a commodity is influenced only by changes
Atastes
Bweather
Cprice of the commodity
DPrice of other commodities
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Question 1525
waec 1999
which of the following combination of qualities ensures a good tax system?
ADeflationary equity, certainty and convinience
BEconomy convinience, certainty and equity
CEconomy, deflationary, inflationary and certainty
DEconomy, convinience, certainty and inflationary
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Question 1526
waec 1999
balance of trade is define as the relationship between
Ainvisible imports and exports
Bvisible and invisible exports
Cimports and exports of services
Dvisible exports and visible imports
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Question 1527
waec 1999
In ordinary partnership, the risks are
Aborne by the workers
Bborne by the creditors
Cshared among the partners
Dundertaken by the active partners
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Question 1528
waec 1999
Provision of services is classified under
Aprimary production
Bsecondary production
Ctertiary production
Dproduction possibilities
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Question 1529
waec 1999
Commodity market can best be described as a market in which
Agoods are sold
Blabour is sold and bought
Cshort-term loans are obtained
Dquoted stocks are bought
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Question 1530
waec 1999
Price discrimination can only occur when there is
Aperfect competiton
Bimperfect competition
Ca merge
Dpartnership
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Question 1531
waec 1999
The population which yields the highest level of income per head is known as
Aover-population
Bunder-population
Cextreme population
Doptimum population
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Question 1532
waec 1999
which of the following is not n item of capital expenditure?
AConstruction of highways
BBuilding of dams
Cpayment of salaries and wages
Dbuilding of a new universities
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Question 1533
waec 1999
proportional tax refers to
Ataxation of the rich only
Bequal tax rate for all people
Cunequal tax rate for all people
Dtaxation of civil servants only
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Question 1534
waec 1999
Occupational distribution of population is mainly influenced by
Aeconomic factors
Breligious factors
Cgeographical factors
Dsocial factors
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Question 1535
waec 1999
Government revenue will increase if tax is imposed on a good whose demand is
Aelastic
Binelastic
Cunitary elastic
Dperfectly elastic
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Question 1536
waec 1999
The creation of utility can be referred to as
Avalue added
Bprofit maximization
Centreprenuership
Dproduction
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Question 1537
waec 1999
The reduction in the value of a country's currency of other nations is known as
Adeflation
Bdevaluation
Cinflation
Drevaluation
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Question 1538
waec 1999
A form of tax in which the poor pay a higher rate than the rich is known as
Aregressive tax
Bbackward tax
Coppressive tax
Dretrogressive tax
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Question 1539
waec 1999
One quality of money which makes it possible to be carried easily is its
AScarcity
BDurability
Cportability
Dacceptability
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Question 1540
waec 1999
In a socialist economy, factors of production are owned and controlled by the
Acitizens
Bbusinessmen
Cgovernment
Dforeigners
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