Economics Past Questions And Answers
An example of an expansionary fiscal policy action is
- A. decrease in the corporate profit tax rates
- B. decrease in welfare payments
- C. purchase of government securities
- D. decrease in the bank rate
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
(a) Define tariffs
(b) What are the reasons for imposing tariffs?
View Discussion (0)WAEC 1995 THEORYWhen ecess production results in loss leading to retrenchment of workers in a particular firm,we have _____ unemployment
- A) structural
- B) residual
- C) voluntary
- D) cyclical
which of the following will not affect the market price of a commodity
- A. increase in demand
- B. change in taste
- C. intersection of demand and supply
- D. increase in supply
If the price of goods X rises and the quantity demanded of goods Y increases then the two goods X and Y must be
- A. inferior goods
- B. substitutes
- C. complements
- D. free goods
In order to enable the government of a country to increase its tax revenue, it will be advisable for it to increase taxes on_______
- A. Textile materials with elastic demand
- B. Alcoholic beverages with inelastic demand
- C. Agricultural products with inelastic supply
- D. Luxury goods with elastic supply
During the era of barter, money was generally in the form of
- A. notes
- B. precious metals
- C. coins
- D. commodities
which of the following is not the function of a commercial bank
- A. accepting deposits from the public
- B. serving as banker to the government
- C. lending to the public
- D. safekeeping of valuables
Which of the following is an indicator of economic growth?
- A. High tax rate
- B. Technology development
- C. High gross domestic product
- D. High interest rate

