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The main source of government revenue in Nigeria is

  • A. import duties
  • B. rents and royalties
  • C. company income tax
  • D. capital gains tax
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44

If the Central Bank of Nigeria reduces the bank rate, this will cause

  • A. money supply to increase
  • B. commercial banks to reduce lending
  • C. commercial banks to merge
  • D. money supply to reduce
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45

One way of controlling deflation is by

  • A. contractionary monetary policy
  • B. decreasing wages
  • C. deficit financing
  • D. rigid fiscal policy
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46

When the federal government guarantees a loan for a state government, such a loan constitutes

  • A. a public debt
  • B. a transferred debt
  • C. a private debt
  • D. an inter-governmental debt
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47

The major role of NDIC is to

  • A. insure bank deposits
  • B. regulate the activities of insurance companies
  • C. ensure adequate capitalization of insurance companies
  • D. accept customers' deposit
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48

In computing national income, transfers are excluded because

  • A. they are received only by the poor
  • B. the figures reduce the size of national income
  • C. it is difficult to get the exact figures
  • D. they are not payments for productive activities
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49

Personal income tax as a source of government revenue is increased when the

  • A. tax rate is raised
  • B. tax system is proportional
  • C. retirement age is reduced
  • D. tax base is contracted
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50

If the marginal propensity to consume is 0.6 and consumption expenditure changes by N10 million, the equilibrium level of income will change by

  • A. N4.0 milion
  • B. N25. 0 milion
  • C. N2.5 milion
  • D. N15.0 milion
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