Economics Past Questions And Answers

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2661

When elasticity is zero the demand curve is

  • A. perfectly elastic
  • B. Perfectly inelastic
  • C. concave
  • D. downward sloping
View Discussion (0)WAEC 2002 OBJ
2662

a. What is public debt?

b. Outline any three reasons why counties borrow.

c. Highlight any three effects of a huge national debt on the economy of a country.

View Discussion (0)WAEC 2019 THEORY
2663

Which of the following determines price in a capitalist economy?

  • A) government
  • B) invisible
  • C) producer
  • D) consumer
View Discussion (0)POST UTME OAU
2664

The demand for labour is an example of

  • A. composite demand
  • B. joint demand
  • C. derived demand
  • D. competitive demand
View Discussion (0)JAMB 2003
2665

Which of the following does not apply to private companies?

  • A. the number of shareholders is limited
  • B. the liability of shareholders is limited
  • C. accounts have to be publicized
  • D. the companies are separate legal entities
View Discussion (0)WAEC 1993 OBJ
2666

A decrease in supply with demand remaining unchanged will cause the equilibrium price for a good to

  • A. be unchanged
  • B. remain elastic
  • C. remain inelastic
  • D. rise
View Discussion (0)WAEC 2010 OBJ
2667

Retailers in an economy perform the function of ______

  • A. Distribution.
  • B. Exchange
  • C. Investment
  • D. Production
View Discussion (0)JAMB 2021
2668

Economics is often described as a science because it

  • A. employs the use of laboratory experiments
  • B. use scientific methods to explain observed phenomena
  • C. make use of controlled experiments
  • D. engages accurate predication of human beings
View Discussion (0)JAMB 2023
2669

The largest employment sector in a typical West African country is

  • A. construction
  • B. transportation
  • C. petroleum
  • D. agriculture
View Discussion (0)WAEC 1997 OBJ
2670

Business cycle is associated with

  • A. Recession
  • B. Unemployment
  • C. Seasonal variation
  • D. Inflation
View Discussion (0)JAMB 2023