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Economics 1 - Objective

Economics is often described as a science because it
1. adopts the use of laboratory experiments
2. involves accurate predictions of human beings
3. makes use of controlled experiment
4. use scientific methods to explain observed phenomena
5. deals with observation and field work
Scarcity in Economics means that
1. the economy can scarcely produce anything
2. human wants are limitless
3. the economy has very few resources
4. human wants are limited, relative to resources
5. resources are limited relative to wants
which of the following has a derived demand?
1. labour
2. butter
3. television set
4. breads
5. motor cars
In Economics production is complete when
1. Goods are manufactured in the factories
2. are sold to the final consumer
3. goods and services are distributed by the government
4. producers fixed the price of goods produced
5. goods and services gets to the retailer
Goods are said to be in competitive demand when they
1. Are substitutes
2. Are complementary to each other
3. Are jointly demanded
4. Have equal coefficient of elasticity
5. Are identical
The formula for calculating price elasticity of demand coefficient is
1. Percentage change in price/percentage change in quantity demanded
2. Absolute decline in price/absolute increase in quantity demanded
3. Percentage change in quantity demanded/percentage change in price
4. Absolute decline in quantity demanded/absolute increase in price
5. Change in quantity demanded/decrease in price
when the price of a given product is reduced from N100 to N90, the quantity demanded increases from 50 to 60 units. From this we can conclude that the product's
1. demand is elastic
2. demand is inelastic
3. demand is perfectly inelastic
4. supply is not elastic
5. demand has decline
a shift in supply curve to the right will result in a
1. fall in both the price and supply
2. fall in price but an increase in supply
3. rise in both price and supply
4. rise in price and fall in supply
5. no change in price and supply
one of the disadvantages of the division of labour is that it
1. saves time
2. makes work monotonous
3. encourages full utilization of capital
4. makes workers skilled at their work
5. allows greater use of machinery
The value of money is affected by the
1. speculative motive
2. price level
3. transactionary motive
4. precautionary motive
5. employment level
which of the following is not a problem in the barter economy?
1. multiple exchange rate
2. indivisibility of goods and services
3. double coincidence of wants
4. bulkness of commodities
5. inflation
The optimum population of a country is reached when the
1. production of goodsand sevices is less than optimum
2. output per head is at its highest with a given volume of resources
3. total production increases with a given volume of resources
4. national resources increases as population increases
5. working population rises at a geometrical rate
when the death rate for old people and the infant mortality rate are high , with no migration , there will be in the population a higher number of
1. younger people in the population
2. children in the population
3. old people in the population
4. women in the population
5. men in the population
In the long-run, potential GNP is variable because. I technological change takes place II the quantity of labour and capital is not fixed III. unemployment is not constant
1. I only
2. II only
3. I and II only
4. I and III only
5. III only
for two commodities A and B, MA and MB are the respective marginal utilities while PA and PB are the respective prices. Marginal utilities of the commodities are maximized when
1. MA/PA = MB/PB
2. MA/PA > MB/PB
3. MA/PA < MB/PB
4. PA/MA < PB/MB
5. PA/MA > PB/MB
If the price of product K declines , the demand curve for the complementary product J will
1. remain unchanged
2. shift to the right
3. decrease
4. shift to the left
5. slopes upwards
a stock exchange is a market that
1. deals with the exchange of commodities
2. deals with purchase and sales of securities
3. exchanges stockfish for lady fish
4. exchanges treasury bills for bills of exchange
5. sells foreign exchange
The situation whereby government revenue is less than government expenditure is referred to as
1. budget deficit
2. balanced budget
3. budget surplus
4. budget statement
5. unfavourable budget
which of the following will not increase the population of a country?
1. an increase in birth rate
2. a decrease in death rate
3. better medical services
4. immigration
5. Emigration
the actual output of an economy is the output
1. which would exist if al resources were fully employed
2. produced by currently employed labour capital and land
3. produced in the consumer goods sector
4. produced in the capital goods sector
5. produced by agriculture sector
one of the instruments of protection of infants industries is the
1. price control board
2. open market operation
3. tarrif
4. GDP-deflator
5. multiplier
inflation caused by increase in demand can be curbed by
1. exporting more goods and services
2. hoarding of goods
3. increasing the level of output
4. increasing the level of money supply
5. reducing importation
which of the following is a function of commercial banks?
1. issuing currencies
2. accepts deposits
3. Are the bankers' bank
4. Determine the rate of interest
5. increase of time in learning a trade
Division of labour leads to
1. employment of everybody
2. decrease in output
3. monotony of work
4. increase of time in workshops
5. increase of time in learning a trade
The largest employment sector in a typical West African country is
1. construction
2. transportation
3. petroleum
4. agriculture
5. manufacturing
The indigenisation policy in Nigeria is aimed at
1. nationalising foreign businesses
2. alternating foreign investors
3. commandeering foreign businesses in Nigeria
4. expelling foreign investors and taking over their investment
5. increasing equity participation and control by Nigerians
the foregone alternative in Economics is simply the
1. marginal cost
2. cost of foreign products
3. total cost
4. opportunity cost
5. average cost
all the following are different forms of money except
1. bank notes
2. demand deposits
3. coins
4. currency
5. bank sellers
The developments banks are essentially different from commercial banks because they
1. medium and long term loans
2. open current accounts for their customers
3. discount bills of exchange
4. are lenders of last resort
5. carry out open market operations
The outward shift to the production possibility curve could be due to
1. military conquest
2. increased money supply
3. inflation
4. economic growth
5. massive importation
Question 31
1. Option a
2. Option b
3. Option c
4. Option d
Question 32
1. Option a
2. Option b
3. Option c
4. Option d
Question 33
1. Option a
2. Option b
3. Option c
4. Option d
Question 34
1. Option a
2. Option b
3. Option c
4. Option d
Question 35
1. Option a
2. Option b
3. Option c
4. Option d
Question 36
1. Option a
2. Option b
3. Option c
4. Option d
Question 37
1. Option a
2. Option b
3. Option c
4. Option d
Question 38
1. Option a
2. Option b
3. Option c
4. Option d
Question 39
1. Option a
2. Option b
3. Option c
4. Option d
Question 40
1. Option a
2. Option b
3. Option c
4. Option d

Economics 2 - Essay

Section A

Answer one question only from this section.

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
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.

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
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
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
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
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
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
Question 9
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
Question 10
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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 === Economics 1 - Objective ===
 <ol>
-     <li><ol type="a">
+     <li>Economics is often described as a science because it<ol type="a">
-             <li></li>
+             <li>adopts the use of laboratory experiments</li>
-             <li></li>
+             <li>involves accurate predictions of human beings</li>
-             <li></li>
+             <li>makes use of controlled experiment</li>
-             <li></li>
+             <li>use scientific methods to explain observed phenomena</li><li>deals with observation and field work</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li><ol type="a">
+     <li>  Scarcity in Economics means that<ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>the economy can scarcely produce anything</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>human wants are limitless</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>the economy has very few resources</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>human wants are limited, relative to resources</li><li>resources are limited relative to wants</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 3
+     <li>which of the following has a derived demand?<ol type="a">
-        <ol type="a">
+             <li>labour</li>
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>butter</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>television set</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>breads</li><li>motor cars</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 4
+     <li>In Economics production is complete when<ol type="a">
-        <ol type="a">
+             <li>Goods are manufactured in the factories</li>
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>are sold to the final consumer</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>goods and services are distributed by the government</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>producers fixed the price of goods produced</li><li>goods and services gets to the retailer</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 5
+     <li>Goods are said to be in competitive demand when they<ol type="a">
-        <ol type="a">
+             <li>Are substitutes</li>
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>Are complementary to each other</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>Are jointly demanded</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>Have equal coefficient of elasticity</li><li>Are identical</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 6
+     <li>The formula for calculating price elasticity of demand coefficient is<ol type="a">
-        <ol type="a">
+             <li>Percentage change in price/percentage change in quantity demanded</li>
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>Absolute decline in price/absolute increase in quantity demanded</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>Percentage change in quantity demanded/percentage change in price</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>Absolute decline in quantity demanded/absolute increase in price</li><li>Change in quantity demanded/decrease in price</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 7
+     <li>when the price of a given product is reduced from N100 to N90, the quantity demanded increases from 50 to 60 units. From this we can conclude that the product's<ol type="a">
-        <ol type="a">
+             <li>demand is elastic</li>
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>demand is inelastic</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>demand is perfectly inelastic</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>supply is not elastic</li><li>demand has decline</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 8
+     <li>a shift in supply curve to the right will result in a<ol type="a">
-        <ol type="a">
+             <li>fall in both the price and supply</li>
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>fall in price but an increase in supply</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>rise in both price and supply</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>rise in price and fall in supply</li><li>no change in price and supply</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 9
+     <li>one of the disadvantages of the division of labour is that it<ol type="a">
-        <ol type="a">
+             <li>saves time</li>
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>makes work monotonous</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>encourages full utilization of capital</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>makes workers skilled at their work</li><li>allows greater use of machinery</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 10
+     <li>The value of money is affected by the<ol type="a">
-        <ol type="a">
+             <li>speculative motive</li>
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>price level</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>transactionary motive</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>precautionary motive</li><li>employment level</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 11
+     <li>which of the following is not a problem in the barter economy?
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>multiple exchange rate</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>indivisibility of goods and services</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>double coincidence of wants</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>bulkness of commodities</li><li>inflation</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 12
+     <li>The optimum population of a country is reached when the
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>production of goodsand sevices is less than optimum</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>output per head is at its highest with a given volume of resources</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>total production increases with a given volume of resources</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>national resources increases as population increases</li><li>working population rises at a geometrical rate</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 13
+     <li>when the death rate for old people and the infant mortality rate are high , with no migration , there will be in the population a higher number of
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>younger people in the population</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>children in the population</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>old people in the population</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>women in the population</li><li>men in the population</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 14
+     <li>In the long-run, potential GNP is variable because. I technological change takes place II the quantity of labour and capital is not fixed III. unemployment is not constant
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>I only</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>II only</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>I and II only</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>I and III only</li><li>III only</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 15
+     <li>for two commodities A and B, MA and MB are the respective marginal utilities while PA and PB are the respective prices. Marginal utilities of the commodities are maximized when
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>MA/PA = MB/PB</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>MA/PA > MB/PB</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>MA/PA < MB/PB</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>PA/MA < PB/MB</li><li>PA/MA > PB/MB</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 16
+     <li>If the price of product K declines , the demand curve for the complementary product J will
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>remain unchanged</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>shift to the right</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>decrease</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>shift to the left</li><li>slopes upwards</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 17
+     <li>a stock exchange is a market that
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>deals with the exchange of commodities</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>deals with purchase and sales of securities</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>exchanges stockfish for lady fish</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>exchanges treasury bills for bills of exchange</li><li>sells foreign exchange</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 18
+     <li>The situation whereby government revenue is less than government expenditure is referred to as
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>budget deficit</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>balanced budget</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>budget surplus</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>budget statement</li><li>unfavourable budget</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 19
+     <li>which of the following will not increase the population of a country?
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>an increase in birth rate</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>a decrease in death rate</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>better medical services</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>immigration</li><li>Emigration</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 20
+     <li>the actual output of an economy is the output
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>which would exist if al resources were fully employed</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>produced by currently employed labour capital and land</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>produced in the consumer goods sector</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>produced in the capital goods sector</li><li>produced by agriculture sector</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 21
+     <li>one of the instruments of protection of infants industries is the
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>price control board</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>open market operation</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>tarrif</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>GDP-deflator</li><li>multiplier</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 22
+     <li>inflation caused by increase in demand can be curbed by
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>exporting more goods and services</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>hoarding of goods</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>increasing the level of output</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>increasing the level of money supply</li><li>reducing importation</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 23
+     <li>which of the following is a function of commercial banks?
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>issuing currencies</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>accepts deposits</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>Are the bankers' bank</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>Determine the rate of interest</li><li>increase of time in learning a trade</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 24
+     <li>Division of labour leads to
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>employment of everybody</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>decrease in output</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>monotony of work</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>increase of time in workshops</li><li>increase of time in learning a trade</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 25
+     <li>The largest employment sector in a typical West African country is
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>construction</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>transportation</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>petroleum</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>agriculture</li><li>manufacturing</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 26
+     <li>The indigenisation policy in Nigeria is aimed at
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>nationalising foreign businesses</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>alternating foreign investors</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>commandeering foreign businesses in Nigeria</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>expelling foreign investors and taking over their investment</li><li>increasing equity participation and control by Nigerians</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 27
+     <li>the foregone alternative in Economics is simply the
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>marginal cost</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>cost of foreign products</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>total cost</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>opportunity cost</li><li>average cost</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 28
+     <li>all the following are different forms of money except
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>bank notes</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>demand deposits</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>coins</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>currency</li><li>bank sellers</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 29
+     <li>The developments banks are essentially different from commercial banks because they
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>medium and long term loans</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>open current accounts for their customers</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>discount bills of exchange</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>are lenders of last resort</li><li>carry out open market operations</li>
          </ol>
      </li>
-     <li>Question 30
+     <li>The outward shift to the production possibility curve could be due to
          <ol type="a">
-             <li>Option a</li>
+             <li>military conquest</li>
-             <li>Option b</li>
+             <li>increased money supply</li>
-             <li>Option c</li>
+             <li>inflation</li>
-             <li>Option d</li>
+             <li>economic growth</li><li>massive importation</li>
          </ol>
      </li>