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Question 471
waec 2006
The difference between the Gross National Products (GNP) and the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is
Atotal interest payment
Bnet income generated internally
Ctotal national savings
Dnet income from abroad
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Question 472
waec 2006
Amount proposed for payment of wages and salaries in a budget is regarded as part of
Arecurrent expenditure
Bdirect investment
Crecurrent revenue
Dcapital receipts
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Question 473
waec 2006
A cheque book is issued to customers of a bank operating a
Asavings account
Btime deposit account
Ccurrent account
Dfixed deposit account
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Question 474
waec 2006
The motive for holding money for investing in securities is referred to as
Atransactionary
Bspeculative
Caccumulation
Ddeflationary
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Question 475
waec 2006
One way to solve the economic problem of inflation in a country is by increasing the
Asupply of commodities
Bsupply of currency
Csalaries of workers
Ddemand for commodities
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Question 476
waec 2006
The tendency for prices to rise while the value of money fall is known as
Abills of exchange
Binflation
Cdepreciation
Ddeflation
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Question 477
waec 2006
The policy of government to increase the supply of money to meet its own expenditure plans is likely to be
Aspeculative
Bdeflationary
Cinflationary
Dcontractionary
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Question 478
waec 2006
Which of the following is a legal tender in West Africa?
ATreasury Bill
BShare
CCredit card
DCurrency
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Question 479
waec 2006
The equilibrium level of output of a monopolist is determined at a point where
Amarginal cost equals average revenue
Bmarginal cost equals acerage cost
Cmarginal cost equals marginal revenue
Dmarginal revenue equals average cost
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Question 480
waec 2006
advertising expenses would not be necessary under perfect competition because
Aconsumers would have complete knowledge of goods
Bcost of production would be at the maximum level
Cevery firm would enjoy the benefits of large scale production
Dincome of the consumers in the community would be high
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Question 481
waec 2006
For a monopolist, the average revenue (AR) curve is
Aabove the total curve
Bthe same as the marginal cost curve
Cabove the marginal revenue curve
Dthe same as that of the perfect competitor
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Question 482
waec 2006
which of the following is not a reason for establishing public enterprises?
Adiscouraging investors
Bopening up neglected parts of the country
Ceffective control of a natural monopoly
Drapid economic development
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Question 483
waec 2006
buying and selling of shares is a function performed mostly by the
Ainsurance companies
Bstock exchanges
Cmerchant banks
Ddiscount houses
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Question 484
waec 2006
The total amount of money raised by a company through issuance of shares to the public is
Adebentures
Bnominal capital
Cordinary shares
Dpaid-up capital
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Question 485
waec 2006
The main difference between a private and a public enterprises is the
Aamount of profit realized
Bmode of operation
Cobjective of the business
Downership structure
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Question 486
waec 2006
A debenture holder is entitled to payment in the form of
Aallowance
Binterest
Csalary
Ddonation
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Question 487
waec 2006
The mechanism which allows the price of a commodity to be fixed either above or below the equilibrium is known as
Amonopolistic competition
Bprice discrimination
Cperfect competitive market
Dprice control
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Question 488
waec 2006
the market price of a commodity is normally determined by the
Alaw of demand
Binteraction of the force of demand and supply
Ctotal number of people in the market
Dtotal quantity of the commodity in the market
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Question 489
waec 2006
when the quantity of a commodity supplied increases and the quantity demanded decreases , there will be
Aa rise in price
Bno change in price
Cprice fluctuation
Da fall in price
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Question 490
waec 2006
In the normal market situation , when the price of a commodity rises the
Ademand for the commodity will rise
Bdemand for the commodity will fall
Csupply of the commodity will be constant
Dsupply of the commodity will fall
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