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JAMB Economics 2015
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2015
Q5601. The short-run equilibrium point of a perfectly competitive firm is attained at a point where
A is equal to total cost
B the demand curve is tangential to the marginal cost
C the marginal cost curve is equal to the marginal revenue curve
D the marginal cost is equal to the price of the firm
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2015
Q5602. Government can protect consumers from exploitative prices by introducing
A minimum price
B price differentiation
C price floor
D maximum price
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2015
Q5603. If a fall in the price of commodity K brought about an increase in the demand for commodity Y, the two commodities are
A composites
B derived in nature
C substitutes
D complements
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2015
Q5604. In the theory of production, the price of a factor input is determined by
A the prevailing exchange rates
B its elasticity of demand
C the existence of large market
D the prevailing interest rates
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2015
Q5605. From the histogram above, the number of students that took the examination is
A 40
B 20
C 100
D 60
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2015
Q5606. When the selling price of a monopolist is below his short-run marginal cost, he is said to be making
A an economic profit
B losses
C profit
D supernormal profit
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2015
Q5607. The overall economic performance of a country can be assessed through
A overlooking of its agricultural sector
B employment estimates
C national income estimates
D balance of payment
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2015
Q5608. The supply of agricultural products is mainly determined by
A consumers' taste
B consumers' income
C technology
D weather conditions
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2015
Q5609. Determine the median of 6, 10, 5, 12, 20, 18, 20 and 4
A 11
B 9.67
C 12.56
D 12
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2015
Q5610. From the table above, find the range of the distribution
A 50
B 11
C 70
D 59
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2015
Q5611. The failure of the Nigeria industrial sector is mainly associated with
A lack of raw materials
B inadequate market for industrial goods
C underdeveloped infrastructural facilities
D inadequate capital
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2015
Q5612. If Qd = 40 - 4P and P = N4, what is the quantity demanded?
A 30
B 32
C 24
D 26
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2015
Q5613. The long-run total cost curve shows the cost of
A all fixed factors of production
B the average fixed cost
C all factor inputs that are employed
D variable factors of production
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2015
Q5614. The supply of farm produce is mainly determined by
A consumers' income
B weather condition
C population
D consumers' taste
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JAMB Economics 2016
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5615. A country embarks on deficit financing in order to
A reduce aggregate demand
B increase revenue
C stimulate investment
D curb inflation
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5616. The money market provides business firms with the avenue to
A purchase goods and services
B purchase capital equipment's
C obtain short-term funds
D obtain long-term funds
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5617. The optimum level of output for pure monopolist occurs where
A P is highest
B P = AC
C P = MC
D MR = MC
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5618. According to the demographic transition theory, Africa can be said to be at stage
A 2 and 3
B 3 only
C 2 only
D 1 and 3
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5619. The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is an example of
A globalization
B regional marketing board
C economic integration
D economic union
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5620. Given: 32, 18, 24, 17, 16, 32, 28, 68, 71 and 15, the mode of the distribution is
A 71
B 56
C 32
D 15
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5621. The major determinant of income elasticity of demand is
A government policy
B the availability of substitutes
C the price of the good
D the level of consumer's income
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5622. Given: 2, 4, 6, 8, 4 and 6, the absolute mean deviation is
A 6.00
B 1.67
C 30.00
D 0.60
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5623. The precautionary demand for money is determined by
A the level of savings
B the rate of interest
C general price level
D the level of income
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5624. If the output of a firm experiencing economies of scale increases, the average cost would
A be at minimum
B rise
C be at maximum
D fall
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5625. The demand curve for a normal good is negatively sloped because
A price is an incentive to producers
B price is an incentive to consumers
C demand always exceeds supply
D price and quantity move in the same direction
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5626. The average total cost when 20 units are produced is
A 45.30kg
B 50.00kg
C 47.50kg
D 5.00kg
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5627. The major role of multinational companies in the Nigerian petroleum industry is
A oversee the development of the oil sector
B development of the oil producing area
C fixing of the prices of petroleum products
D ensuring regular supply of products
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5628. Life insurance companies contribute to economic development by holding a part of their assets in
A long-term financial instruments
B equipment
C cash and near money
D money-market instruments
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5629. The wage rate is mostly related to
A marginal productivity of labour
B average productivity of labour
C marginal efficiency of investment
D total productivity of Labour
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5630. The choice of how to produce in a command economy is determined by
A consumers
B government
C industries
D labour unions
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5631. The co-efficient of price elasticity of supply is
A % change in supply
B % change in quantity supplied
C % change in price
D % change in quantity demanded
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5632. A change in supply of a commodity is due to a change in the
A price of the commodity
B cost of production
C price of substitute
D population growth rate
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5633. In a limited liability company, the greatest risk is borne by the
A preference shareholders
B debentures shareholders
C ordinary shareholders
D board of directors
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5634. A market characterized by absence of close substitutes of goods and services is an example of
A a monopoly
B an oligopoly
C a perfect competition
D a monopolistic competition
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5635. An inflation that co-exists with high rate of unemployment is
A hyperinflation
B cost-push inflation
C stagflation
D demand-pull inflation
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5636. The growth and development of small and medium scale enterprises in Nigeria is hampered by
A poor regulatory framework
B poor access to credit facilities
C poor management
D the small size of the market
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5637. A major determinant of demand is
A incentives to workers
B level of technology
C population
D cost of production
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5638. Which of the following can be used to measure the Gross National Product
A C + I + G - (X + M)
B C + I + G + (X - M)
C C + I + G + X
D C + I + G
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5639. Find the median of the following set of data 35, 10, 14, 38, 15, 18, 22, 30 and 28.
A 10
B 22
C 38
D 35
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5640. From the table above, determine the average product of the 5th unit of capital
A 310.5
B 176.5
C 70.6
D 62.0
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5641. The problem of what to produce is determined by
A consumption pattern
B the distribution pattern
C the state of technology
D the volume of production
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5642. The main function NNPC is to
A develop the oil producing areas
B oversee the development of the oil sector
C ensure regular supply of products
D fix the prices of petroleum products
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5643. A major feature of an underdeveloped economy is
A low rate of population growth
B excess capacity utilization
C low level of unemployment
D low level of standard living
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5644. A tax on land will ultimately fall
A partly on agents and users
B partly on users and owners
C entirely on owners
D entirely on users
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5645. The deregulation on the petroleum sector in Nigeria will bring about
A efficiency in pricing and distribution of the products
B an end to the importation of fuel
C an end to foreign firms' dominance
D fixing appropriate production quotas
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5646. One of the ways of correcting a deficit balance of payments is to
A devalue a country's currency
B predenominate a country's currency
C reduce imports
D reduce exports
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5647. A nation's net export is negative when her
A export is adjusted upwards
B external reserves deplete
C depreciation exceeds investments
D imports exceeds exports
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5648. Given: Qd = 30 - 3P and Qs = 9P - 15, determine the equilibrium price
A 12.00
B 3.75
C 2.80
D 3.00
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5649. The problem of economic development in Nigeria is that of
A poor weather conditions
B overpopulation
C surplus skilled manpower
D inadequate infrastructure
JAMB (UTME) Economics 2016
Q5650. The combination of two commodities that yield the same level of satisfaction is illustrated by
A a budget line
B an isocost curve
C a production possibility curve
D an indifference curve