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Investing heavily in the agricultural sector will lead to

  • A. sufficient food production
  • B. a vibrant commodity market
  • C. capital inflow
  • D. stable export prices
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23

The main function of NNPC is to

  • A. oversee the development of the oil sector
  • B. develop the oil producing area
  • C. fix the price of products
  • D. ensure regular supply of products
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24

Agricultural production in Nigeria is constrained by

  • A. ineffective use of stabilization measures
  • B. inadequate demand
  • C. poor implementation of policies
  • D. balance of payments deficits
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25

Upstream oil activities involve the

  • A. management of pollution
  • B. marketing of refined products
  • C. exploration of crude oil
  • D. refining of crude oil
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26

The import-substitution strategy of industrialization is to encourage

  • A. domestic production
  • B. large-scale production
  • C. importation
  • D. exportation
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27

A country embarks on deficit financing in order to

  • A. increase revenue
  • B. reduce aggregate demand
  • C. curb inflation
  • D. stimulate investment
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28

An indicator of growth in an economy over a period of time is the

  • A. GDP gap
  • B. GDP at factor cost
  • C. GDP at market price
  • D. GDP deflator
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29

A country achieves economic development when there is

  • A. an increase in military expenditure
  • B. an increase in capacity utilization
  • C. a sustained increase in per capital income
  • D. an even distribution of goods and services
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30

During the era of barter, money was generally in the form of

  • A. notes
  • B. precious metals
  • C. coins
  • D. commodities
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31

If aggregate demand is lower than total output in an economy national income will

  • A. be constant
  • B. be at equilibrium
  • C. increase
  • D. fall
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32

In national income accounts, an item counted as part of government spending is

  • A. salaries and wages
  • B. pension
  • C. scholarship
  • D. social welfare
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33

An increase in the circulation of money without a corresponding increase in output will lead to

  • A. a rise in income levels
  • B. stagflation
  • C. inflation
  • D. deflation
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34

Bank consolidation policy in Nigeria is a measure to increase

  • A. the capital base of banks
  • B. employment opportunities in banks
  • C. the number of shareholders
  • D. the number of branches
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35

One of the characteristics of oligopoly is the availability of

  • A. few sellers
  • B. few buyers
  • C. many sellers
  • D. a single seller
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36

The law of variable proportions is applicable only

  • A. in the long-run period
  • B. to large-scale enterprises
  • C. to small-scale enterprises
  • D. in the short-run period
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37

A firm will experience diseconomies of scale when

  • A. there are difficulties in coordinating production
  • B. there is shortage in labour supply
  • C. the size of market is small
  • D. there is an increase in the price of raw materials
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38

If a firm is faced with an elastic supply curve, its revenue will

  • A. be supplied at a higher price
  • B. double at a higher price
  • C. increase by more than the percentage increase in price
  • D. equal percentage change in price
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39

Ranking is the method use in measuring

  • A. marginal utility
  • B. ordinal utility
  • C. cardinal utility
  • D. total utility
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40

Minimum price legislation by government will

  • A. reduce supply
  • B. increase supply
  • C. reduce demand and create surplus
  • D. increase demand and create scarcity
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41

When a consumer is at equilibrium, the MRSxy is equal to the

  • A. sum of the prices
  • B. product of the two prices
  • C. ratio of the two prices
  • D. difference of the two prices
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42

In the process of production, total output is at maximum when

  • A. MP=0
  • B. MP > 0
  • C. AP = 0
  • D. AP > 0
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