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Commerce Past Questions and Answers
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Waec Commerce Questions
Question 101:
WAEC 1990
Paper money originated in form of receipt given by?
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A
Money lenders
B
Goldsmiths
C
Bankers
D
Traders
E
Thrift societies
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Question 102:
WAEC 1990
Paper money originated in form of receipt given by?
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A
Money lenders
B
Goldsmiths
C
Bankers
D
Traders
E
Thrift societies
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Question 103:
WAEC 1990
The major divisions of Commerce are?
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A
Import, export and transport
B
Trade, communication and warehousing
C
Trade and auxiliaries to trade
D
Exchange, consumption and production
E
Import, trade and production
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Question 104:
WAEC 1990
Which of the following statements is not true?
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A
Commercial services are the life's blood of a country's economic system
B
There cannot occur commercial services unitl goods have been produced
C
Without commercial services must goods and services will not produced
D
There is no stage of production that does not employ commercial services
E
Commercial services add to the value of a product
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Question 105:
WAEC 1990
The three main division of production include industrial?
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A
Commercial banking services
B
Commercial and services
C
Transportation and services
D
Manufacturing and services
E
Banking and services
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