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Economics Past Questions and Answers
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Economics Questions
Question 2516:
WAEC 1998
An ?exceptional demand is one in which
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A
Supplier sells all that he takes to the market
B
Consumers do not buy from the market
C
Quantity demanded falls as price falls
D
Purchase of services and not products is considered
E
Quantity demanded and price moves in opposite direction
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Question 2517:
WAEC 1998
The equilibrium price of mangoes is N1.00. If the price fall to 50k, there will be
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A
An excess demand
B
An excess supply
C
A surplus in the market
D
Many sellers in the market
E
No seller in the market
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Question 2518:
WAEC 1998
The introduction of division of labour in a firm will lead to?
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A
A fall in output
B
A decline in the efficiency of labour
C
An increase output
D
The separation of ownership from management
E
An increase in unit cost
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Question 2519:
WAEC 1998
Total cost is the addition of
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A
Real cost and money cost
B
Price and taxes
C
Fixed cost and variable cost
D
Average cost and marginal cost
E
Cost of raw materials and wages
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Question 2520:
WAEC 1998
external economies refer to the
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A
Cost-saving advantage a firm enjoys when by being close to other firm in the same industry
B
Disadvantage to a firm that is close to other firms
C
Economies of large scale production
D
Economies of low scale production
E
Artificial scarcity of goods
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