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1996

Which of the following is not a feature of Sole Proprietorship?

  • A. The Sole Proprietor provides the capital to start the business
  • B. The Sole Proprietor is the boss of his business
  • C. There is unlimited liability
  • D. Continuity is doubtful at the death of the proprietor
  • E. Decision can be taken only by ten people
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1997

An economic system in which most capital goods are owned by individuals and private firms is known as

  • A. Mixed economy
  • B. Planned economy
  • C. Capitalist economy
  • D. Traditional economy
  • E. Civilized economy
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1998

Nigerian indigenization decree was promulgated in order to

  • A. Allow indigenes to have the full participation in the economic activities of the country
  • B. Drive away foreigners
  • C. Give equal chances to indigenes and foreigners in making economic decisions in the country
  • D. Give industrial training to indigenes
  • E. Indigenes expose the economic activities of the country
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1999

The two largest producers of crude oil in Nigeria are

  • A. Borno and Ondo States
  • B. Oyo and Bendel States
  • C. Kwara and Benue States
  • D. Rivers and Bendel States
  • E. Niger and Rivers States
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2000

The major currency used for granting credits to member countries of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is the

  • A. US dollars .
  • B. Canadian dollars
  • C. Pounds sterling
  • D. Deutschemark
  • E. Belgian franc
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2001

When the demand for a commodity is inelastic, total revenue will fall if

  • A. Price is increased
  • B. Price is reduced
  • C. Price remains constant
  • D. Price is not given
  • E. The commodity is a luxury
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2002

When the price of commodity A increases, the demand for commodity B decreases, then A and B are

  • A. Close substitutes
  • B. Complementary goods
  • C. Supplementary goods
  • D. Gifted goods
  • E. Luxurious goods
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2003

Price control can be defined as the fixing by Government of maximum or minimum price of

  • A. Luxury goods
  • B. Inferior goods
  • C. Imported capital goods
  • D. Certain selected goods
  • E. Goods consumed by low income earners
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2004

Which of these factors does not cause a change in demand?

  • A. Income
  • B. Taste and fashion
  • C. Population
  • D. Price of other commodities
  • E. Price of the commodity concerned
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2005

Which of the following is not an advantage of price control?

  • A. Control of inflation
  • B. Distortion of price mechanism
  • C. Prevention of exploitation
  • D. Control of producer’s profit
  • E. Helping low income earners
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2006

A demand schedule is

  • A. A table containing the price of goods
  • B. A table showing the relationship between price and quantity demanded of a commodity
  • C. A table showing the consumer demand on order of importance
  • D. The quantity of goods the consumer is prepared to buy
  • E. The market demand
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2007

A normal demand curve is

  • A. Is concave to the point of origin
  • B. Is convex to the point of origin
  • C. Is parallel to X axis
  • D. Is parallel to Y axis
  • E. Slopes upwards from left to right
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2008

Into which of these organization would you classify the International Monetary Fund (IMF) ?

  • A. Political organization
  • B. Trade organization
  • C. Financial organization
  • D. Social organization
  • E. Commercial organization
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2009

In which of the following economics system is the consumer referred to as β€˜The King’?

  • A. Planned economy
  • B. Mixed economy
  • C. Traditional economy
  • D. Free Market economy
  • E. Socialist economy
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2010

in any economic system , which of the following is not an economic problem?

  • A. what goods and services to produce
  • B. for whom to produce goods or services
  • C. what techniques of production to be adopted
  • D. equal distribution of goods and services
  • E. how to ensure that the economy grow over time
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2011

The equilibrium position of a firm is attained

  • A. when MC = AR
  • B. when MC = PC
  • C. when MC = MR
  • D. when AC = AR
  • E. when AR = MR
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2012

The price of a commodity is determined by the

  • A. supplier
  • B. consumer
  • C. quantity of goods demanded
  • D. quantity of goods supplied
  • E. interaction of demand and supply
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2013

A review of occupational distribution of population from time to time helps us to know the

  • A. rate of which the population grows
  • B. number of people that makes up the labour force
  • C. efficiency of the working population
  • D. industries which are becoming less important
  • E. number of people that are bot employed
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2014

‘Economics is a science which studies human behaviours as a relationship between ends and scarce means which have alternative uses. ‘Ends’ her refers to

  • A. resource
  • B. wants
  • C. choice
  • D. output
  • E. factors
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