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Economics Past Questions and Answers
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Economics Questions
Question 2221:
WAEC 1990
One major function of the Central Bank is to
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A
Mint money
B
Hold demand deposit and honour cheques
C
Act as a medium of exchange
D
Create money
E
Control and regulate money supply
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Question 2222:
WAEC 1990
Distribution involves the
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A
Movement of raw materials to production centres
B
Transfer of goods and services from one market to another
C
Movement of goods and services by middlemen to urban centres
D
Transfer of goods and services from wholesalers to consumers
E
Transfer of goods and services from production centre to consumers
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Question 2223:
WAEC 1990
Disguised unemployment
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A
Is a statistical artifacts with no economic meaning
B
Can be eliminated if the capital output ratio is increased
C
Can be eliminated if the press is free
D
Calls for the implementation of five=year plans
E
Exist when manpower is not being utilized efficiently
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Question 2224:
WAEC 1990
The Nigerian economy can be best describe as a
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A
Socialist economy
B
Capitalist economy
C
Mixed economy
D
Controlled economy
E
Domestic economy
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Question 2225:
WAEC 1990
The amount of money to be created by commercial banks is actually influenced by the
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A
Legal reserved ratio
B
External reserve
C
External borrowing
D
Availability of money and capital market
E
Bank deposits
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