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Question 721
jamb 2001
If the price elasticity of demand for a good is 0.43, an increase in the price of the good will result in?
Aan increase in profit by 43%
Ba net gain
Ca decrease in profit 43%
Da net loss
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Question 722
jamb 2000
The firm whose sales and total revenue of the commodity as given in the table is
Aa monopolist
Ba monopolistic competitor
Can oligopolist
Da perfect competitor
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Question 723
jamb 2000
How many student took the examination?
A280
B240
C200
D80
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Question 724
jamb 2000
If the pass mark was 40. how many students passed the examination?
A100
B120
C160
D200
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Question 725
jamb 2000
In a price-taking firm, the portion UT above is the firm's
Aaverage revenue curve
BLong-run average cost curve
Cdemand curve
Dsupply curve
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Question 726
jamb 2000
The marginal product X is
A18
B20
C24
D25
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Question 727
jamb 2000
The average product Y is
A15.5
B14.6
C12.0
D8.0
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Question 728
jamb 2000
In the diagram L1L1 and L2L2 are budget lines. 1112 and 1 3 are indifference curves. which points are optimal?
AU and W
BV and W
CU and Z
DY and Z
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Question 729
jamb 2000
Commodities I and II are
Acompetitive supply
BSubstitute supply
CJoint supply
DDerived supply
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Question 730
jamb 2000
The supply of commodity II increasing from S 1 S 1 to S 2 S 2
AMoves the price below OP 2
BLeads to a fall in price from OP 1 to OP 2
CIncreases the price from OP 2 to OP 1
DMoves the price to OP 1
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Question 731
jamb 2000
Being a member of the OPEC, Nigeria is in a favorable position to?
Aexport her crude oil
Bcontrol world crude oil prices
Creap the benefit of a cartel
Dborrow money from members
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Question 732
jamb 2000
If the United Kingdom buys gold for $60 an ounce and Nigeria buys the same ounce for N500, what will be United Kingdom's exchange rate with Nigeria?
A$0.05 = N1.00
B$0.06 =N1.00
C$0.11 =N1.00
D$0.12 =N1.00
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Question 733
jamb 2000
A country's import price index by 1995 was 50 and her index of export price was 70. Calculate the terms of trade?
A20%
B71%
C120%
D140%
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Question 734
jamb 2000
A country exporting mainly primary products and with a high percentage of her labour force in agriculture is said to be?
Adeveloping
Bdeveloped
Cpoor
Dunderdeveloped
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Question 735
jamb 2000
Public debt is composed of?
Ainternal debts and World Bank loans
Bmoney owed to local and foreign contractors
Cinternal and external debts
Dloans granted by IMF and ADB
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Question 736
jamb 2000
An aspect of taxation that involves normative economics is the?
A]tax rate
Beffect on incentive to work
Cfairness of the tax
Dtax burden
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Question 737
jamb 2000
A capital market differs from the money market in that in the former?
Aloan sought is short term
Bloan reayment is guaranteed
Cloan sought is long term
Dthe percentage of interest chargedis more
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Question 738
jamb 2000
Two principal ways by which banks can lend money to their customers are through?
Aloans and overdrafts
Bloans and discounting bills
Coverdrafts and cheques
Doverdraft and treasury bills
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Question 739
jamb 2000
A persistent rise in the general level of prices implies?
Aan increase in some prices
Ba one-time rise in prices
Ca steady fall in the purchasing power of money
Dthat the higher the price level, the more the value of money
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Question 740
jamb 2000
An increase in money supply, other things being equal, will?
Alower interest rates
Breduce income
Censure trade balance
Dincrease money demand
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