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Other things being equal, an increase in supply will lead to

  • A. a fall in price and an increase in quantity bought and sold
  • B. an increase in price and increase in quantity bought and sold
  • C. a fall in price and a fall in quantity bought and sold
  • D. an increase in quantity supplied and demanded only
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44

Which of the following agencies help to stabilize farmers’ income?

  • A. Local government authorities
  • B. Trade unions
  • C. Marketing boards
  • D. Co-operative organizations
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45

A declining population is one in which the population is

  • A. experiencing a high rate of emigration
  • B. made up of large number of old people
  • C. not producing enough goods
  • D. not contributing enough to the national income
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46

The components of a three-sector economy are

  • A. banks, schools and hospitals
  • B. workers, producers and marketers
  • C. households, firms and the government
  • D. producers, retailers and wholesalers
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47

Livestock production in West Africa is hindered mainly by

  • A. inadequate demand
  • B. use of traditional implements
  • C. land tenure system
  • D. pests and diseases
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48

Disposable income is the income earned

  • A. by the nationals of a country resident within the country
  • B. from prouctive activities of nationals of a country both at home and abroad
  • C. when personal income tax is deducted from personal income
  • D. when the gross income of an individual is added to person income tax
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49

To control inflation, the central bank of a country may adopt

  • A. an expansionary monetary policy
  • B. a restrictive monetary policy
  • C. an increased wage policy
  • D. a deficit financing policy
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50

A normal supply curve has a positive slope which indicates that

  • A. sellers are willing to sell more at a lower price
  • B. sellers are indifferent to prices
  • C. sellers are willing to sell more at a higher price
  • D. there is always a fixed supply
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51

Households make economic decisions because they want to

  • A. make more profit
  • B. increase their salaries and wages
  • C. increase their purchases
  • D. maximize their satisfaction
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52

Which of following is not a feature of socialism?

  • A. Collective ownership of productive resources
  • B. Freedom of enterprise
  • C. production is not based on the profit motive
  • D. Maximization of public welfare
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53

In a centrally planned economy, what to produce is

  • A. determined by the forces of demand and spply
  • B. driven by profit motive
  • C. determined by consumers
  • D. the responsibility of state's bureaucrats
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54

A basic economic problem of any society is

  • A. high level of illiteracy
  • B. irregular power supply
  • C. population growth
  • D. resource allocation
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55

Human want are unlimited because

  • A. production is inadequate
  • B. resources have alternative uses
  • C. new wants always rise
  • D. resources are limited
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