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Economics Past Questions and Answers
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Jamb Economics Questions
Question 21:
JAMB 1991
A disadvantage of a joint-stock company is?
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A
Unlimited liability
B
Limited liability
C
Continuity
D
Loss of controlling interest
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Question 22:
JAMB 1991
A disadvantage of a joint-stock company is?
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A
Unlimited liability
B
Limited liability
C
Continuity
D
Loss of controlling interest
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Question 23:
JAMB 1991
A characteristic of a debenture is that?
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A
Its yeild is based on profits
B
Its yeild is a fixed rate of interest
C
It has no redemption date
D
There is a voting right when interest is paid
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Question 24:
JAMB 1991
Industries tend to be located closer to market centers than to the sources of major raw materials if the?
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A
Products are relatively cheap to transport to market centers
B
Products are relatively more expensive to transport than the major raw materials
C
Raw marterials are bulky
D
Raw marterials can also be imported
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Question 25:
JAMB 1991
One disadvantage of trade by barter is that?
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A
People are happier when they exchange the same quantities of goods through the medium of money rather than by barter
B
The person wishing to buy good X may not have good Y which is what the other wants
C
One person must always be cheated when trade takes place by barter
D
It increases the intial cost of producing goods
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