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Economics Past Questions and Answers
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Waec Economics Questions
Question 536:
WAEC 2000
Scarcity implies that
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Goods cannot be produced efficiently
B
Human wants are unlimited
C
Goods and services are limited in supply
D
Commodities are evenly distributed within the economy
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Question 537:
WAEC 2000
Scarcity implies that
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A
Goods cannot be produced efficiently
B
Human wants are unlimited
C
Goods and services are limited in supply
D
Commodities are evenly distributed within the economy
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Question 538:
WAEC 2000
economy problems arises mainly as a result of
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A
Inaccurate statistical data in West Africa
B
Excessive wastage of available resources
C
Lack of foresight on the part of resource users
D
Limitation in the availability of resouces
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Question 539:
WAEC 2000
Basic extractive activities are classified as
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A
Manufacturing production
B
Tertiary production
C
Secondary production
D
Primary production
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Question 540:
WAEC 2000
The entire satisfaction that a consumer derived from a successive consumption of a particular commodity is known as
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Marginal utility
B
Total utility
C
Average utility
D
Diminishing utility
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