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Economics Past Questions and Answers
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Waec Economics Questions
Question 546:
WAEC 2000
Dividing total variable cost by quantity of output gives
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Total cost (TC)
B
Total Fixed Cost (TFC)
C
Variable cost (VC)
D
Average Variable Cost (AVC)
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Question 547:
WAEC 2000
Public enterprises are established mainly to
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A
Provide basic amenities for the people
B
Make goods available in the market
C
Make profit for the government
D
Compete with foreigners in the industrial sector
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Question 548:
WAEC 2000
One important feature of sole proprietorship is that
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It is limited liability business
B
The business is owned by shareholders
C
One person bears all the risks
D
It is a legal entity
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Question 549:
WAEC 2000
The maximum amount of money a company is allowed to raise by issuing shares to the public is called
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A
Paid-up capital
B
Fixed capital
C
Working capital
D
Authorized capital
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Question 550:
WAEC 2000
The consumers co-operative society is owned by
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A management committee
B
Members of the society
C
Debenture holders
D
The government
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