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     <li>Which  of  the  following  items  is  not  a  recurrent expenditure?  
     <li>Which of the following  items  is  not  a  recurrent expenditure?  
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             <li>building of schools and colleges</li>
             <li>building of schools and colleges</li>
             <li>maintenance of school building</li>
             <li>maintenance of school building</li>
             <li>payment of techers' salaries</li>
             <li>payment of teachers salaries</li>
             <li>purchase of stationery for examinations</li>
             <li>purchase of stationery for examinations</li>
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     <li>The  long  run  average  cost  curve  is  made  up  of several  short-run  
     <li>The long-run average  cost  curve  is  made  up  of several  short-run  
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             <li>marginal and average cost curves</li>
             <li>marginal and average cost curves</li>
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<p>Use the table below to answer questions 26 and 27</p>
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Economics 1 - Objective

  1. Human wants are unlimited because
    1. production is inadequate
    2. resources have alternative uses
    3. new wants always arise
    4. resources are limited
  2. A  basic  economic  problem  of  any  society  is
    1. high level of ilititeracy
    2. irregular power supply
    3. population growth
    4. resource allocation
  3. In a  centrally  planned  economy,  what  to  produce is
    1. determined by the forces of demand and supply
    2. driven by profit motive
    3. determined by consumers
    4. the responsibility of state's bureaucrats
  4. Which  of  the  following  is  related  to  resource allocation  in  an  economy?
    1. How to produce
    2. What to produce
    3. For whom to produce
    4. Efficient use of inputs
  5. Which  of  the  following  is  not  a  feature  of  socialism?
    1. Collective oenership of productive resources
    2. Freedom of enterprise
    3. Production is not based on the profit motive
    4. Maximization of public welfare
  6. Households  make  economic  decisions  because they  want  to  
    1. make more profit
    2. increase their salaries and wages
    3. increase their purchases
    4. maximize their satisfaction
  7. State  owned  enterprises are  more  common  in
    1. centrally planned economies
    2. mixed economies
    3. capital economies
    4. developed economies
  8. A normal supply  curve  has  a  positive  slope  which indicates that  
    1. sellers are willing to sell more at a lower price
    2. sellers are indifferent to price
    3. sellers are willing to sell more at a higher price
    4. there is always a fixed supply
  9. To  control inflation, the  central  bank  of  a  country may  adopt
    1. an expansionary monetary policy
    2. a restrictive monetary policy
    3. an increased wage policy
    4. a deficit financing policy
  10. Disposable income is  the  income earned
    1. by the nationals of country resident within the country
    2. from productive activities of nationals of a country both at home and abroad
    3. when personal income tax is deducted from personal income
    4. when the gross income of an individual is added to personal income tax
  11. Livestock production in  West  Africa is  hindered mainly by  
    1. inadequate demand
    2. use of traditional implements
    3. land tenure system
    4. pests and diseases
  12. The  componentsof  a  three-sector economy are
    1. banks, schools and hospitals
    2. workers, producers and marketers
    3. households, firms, and the government.
    4. producers, retailers and wholesalers
  13.  A declining  population  is  one  in  which  the population is 
    1. experiencing a high rate of emigration
    2. made up of large number of old people
    3. not producing enough goods
    4. not contributing enough to the national income
  14. Which  of  the  following  agencies  help  to  stabilize farmer’s  income?  
    1. local government authorities
    2. trade unions
    3. marketing boards
    4. cooperative organizations
  15. Other things being equal, an increase in supply will lead to
    1. a fall in price and increase in quantity bought and sold
    2. an increase in price and increase in quantity bought and sold
    3. a fall in price and a fall in quantity bought and sold
    4. an increase in quantity supplied and demanded only
  16. Examples  of  joint  stock  banks  are  
    1. commercial banks
    2. co-operative credit societies
    3. central banks
    4. develpoment banks
  17. Which  of  the  following  is  not  a  characteristic  of  a developing  country?  High  
    1. real per capital income
    2. level of primary production
    3. population growth rate
    4. level of illiteracy
  18. Goods  consumed  out  of  habit  have  
    1. elastic demand
    2. perfectly elastic demand
    3. inelastic demand
    4. unitary elastic demand
  19. Which of the following  items  is  not  a  recurrent expenditure?  
    1. building of schools and colleges
    2. maintenance of school building
    3. payment of teachers salaries
    4. purchase of stationery for examinations
  20. If  the  coefficient  of  price  elasticity  of  demand  is 0,1,  demand  is  
    1. elastic
    2. inelastic
    3. zero elastic
    4. unitary elastic
  21. The  profit  of  a  producer  is  the  difference  between
    1. total cost and marginal cost
    2. total revenue and total cost
    3. average cost and total cost
    4. price and total cost
  22. The  rate  of  increase  in  utility  is  
    1. average utility
    2. increasing utility
    3. total utility
    4. marginal utility
  23. The  supply  of  tea  is  linearly  presented  as  P=0.2Q, where P  is  the  price  Q  is  the  quantity.  What  is  the P  when  Q  =  25
    1. $0.08
    2. $5.00
    3. $25.02
    4. $125
  24. Increase  in  supply  due  to  changes  in  plant  size will  take  place  only  in  the
    1. normal time
    2. long run
    3. market period
    4. short run
  25. The long-run average  cost  curve  is  made  up  of several  short-run
    1. marginal and average cost curves
    2. average cost curves
    3. average variable cost curves
    4. average variable and total cost curves

    26. Use the table below to answer questions 26 and 27

  26. Question 26
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  27. Question 27
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  28. Question 28
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  29. Question 29
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  30. Question 30
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  31. Question 31
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  32. Question 32
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  33. Question 33
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  34. Question 34
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  35. Question 35
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  36. Question 36
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  37. Question 37
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  38. Question 38
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  39. Question 39
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  40. Question 40
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  41. Question 41
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  42. Question 42
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  43. Question 43
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  44. Question 44
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  45. Question 45
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  46. Question 46
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  47. Question 47
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  48. Question 48
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  49. Question 49
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d
  50. Question 50
    1. Option a
    2. Option b
    3. Option c
    4. Option d

Economics 2 - Essay

Section A

Answer one question only from this section.

  1. Question 1
    1. Sub-question a
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    2. Sub-question b
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    3. Sub-question c
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    4. Sub-question d
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    5. Sub-question e
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    6. Sub-question f
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
  2. Question 2
    1. Sub-question a
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    2. Sub-question b
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    3. Sub-question c
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    4. Sub-question d
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    5. Sub-question e
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    6. Sub-question f
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v

Section B

Answer three questions only from this section.

  1. Question 3
    1. Sub-question a
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    2. Sub-question b
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    3. Sub-question c
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    4. Sub-question d
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    5. Sub-question e
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    6. Sub-question f
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
  2. Question 4
    1. Sub-question a
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    2. Sub-question b
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    3. Sub-question c
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    4. Sub-question d
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    5. Sub-question e
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    6. Sub-question f
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
  3. Question 5
    1. Sub-question a
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    2. Sub-question b
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    3. Sub-question c
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    4. Sub-question d
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    5. Sub-question e
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    6. Sub-question f
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
  4. Question 6
    1. Sub-question a
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    2. Sub-question b
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    3. Sub-question c
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    4. Sub-question d
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    5. Sub-question e
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    6. Sub-question f
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
  5. Question 7
    1. Sub-question a
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    2. Sub-question b
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    3. Sub-question c
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    4. Sub-question d
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    5. Sub-question e
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    6. Sub-question f
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
  6. Question 8
    1. Sub-question a
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    2. Sub-question b
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    3. Sub-question c
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    4. Sub-question d
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    5. Sub-question e
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
    6. Sub-question f
      1. Sub-question i
      2. Sub-question ii
      3. Sub-question iii
      4. Sub-question iv
      5. Sub-question v
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