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Economics Past Questions and Answers
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Economics Questions
Question 3806:
An improvement in the Nigeria’s terms of trade should
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A
Lead to a fall in cost of her imports in terms of what she must sacrifice to obtain them
B
Make made-in-Nigeria goods cheaper to buy
C
Increase Nigeria’s domestic output of commodities
D
Lead to an increase in her exchange rates
E
Lead to an increase in Nigeria’s exports of petroleum
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Question 3807:
By ‘trade by barter’, we mean _____
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A
Trade done by people in the villages
B
Exchange of goods for money
C
International trade
D
Exchange of goods for goods
E
The trade of the Middle Ages
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Question 3808:
Gains from trade depends on ____
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A
Comparative advantage
B
Absolute advantage
C
Distributive cost advantage
D
Absolute cost advantage
E
None of the above
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Question 3809:
International and inter-regional trade differ primarily because
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A
Comparative advantage is relevant to the former but not to the latter
B
Products flow easily within regions of a country
C
There are different resource supplies<br/>among countries of the world
D
Of regulations from GATT
E
None of the above
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Question 3810:
Surplus in the balance of payments lead to
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A
Inflation or increasing prices generally
B
Increase in foreign reserves
C
Decrease in foreign reserves
D
Government budget surplus
E
None of the above
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