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Economics Past Questions and Answers
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Waec Economics Questions
Question 486:
WAEC 1999
Per capita income in any West African country is measured by
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A
Dividing the GNP by total population
B
Adding the total savings to the GNP
C
Multiplying the GNP by the total population
D
Subtracting the GNP fron the GDP
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Question 487:
WAEC 1999
A priority rating of aggregate individuals wants is called
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A
Scarcity
B
Choice
C
A scale of preference
D
Opportunity cost
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Question 488:
WAEC 1999
Profits can be calculated by
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A
Subtracting total cost from total revenue
B
Subtracting average revenue from total cost
C
Dividing total revenue from total output
D
Dividing marginal revenue by marginal cost
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Question 489:
WAEC 1999
The marginal revenue curve of a monopolist is
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A
Upward sloping from the right to left
B
Downward sloping from left to right
C
Paralell to the quantity axis
D
Downward sloping from right to left
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Question 490:
WAEC 1999
when all factor inputs are doubled , the production possibly curve will
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A
Shift from left to right and return to its orignal position
B
Shift from left to right
C
Remain in its former position
D
Shift from right to left
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