WAEC SSCE - Economics - 2015
Question 2 Report
The difference between the gross domestic product (GDP) and gross national product (GNP) IS?
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The difference between Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Gross National Product (GNP) is the net income from abroad. GDP is the total value of goods and services produced within a country's borders in a specific period, usually a year. It includes the production of both domestic and foreign-owned businesses located within the country. GNP, on the other hand, is the total value of goods and services produced by a country's citizens, regardless of their location, in a specific period, usually a year. GNP includes the production of both domestic and foreign-owned businesses in which the country's citizens have a stake, regardless of where those businesses are located. The difference between GDP and GNP is the net income from abroad, which is the income earned by a country's citizens and businesses from investments made abroad, minus the income earned by foreign citizens and businesses from investments made within the country. For example, if a U.S. citizen owns a business in Canada, the income generated by that business is included in Canada's GDP, but it is also included in the U.S.'s GNP, since the owner is a U.S. citizen. However, if a Canadian citizen owns a business in the U.S., the income generated by that business is included in the U.S.'s GDP, but it is not included in Canada's GNP, since the owner is not a Canadian citizen. Therefore, the difference between GDP and GNP is the net income from abroad, which reflects the income earned by a country's citizens and businesses from investments made abroad, minus the income earned by foreign citizens and businesses from investments made within the country.
Question 4 Report
one reason for low agrictural productivity in most west African countries is that?
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One reason for low agricultural productivity in most West African countries is that farmers find it difficult getting help from financial institutions. Agriculture requires a significant amount of capital to invest in inputs such as seeds, fertilizers, and equipment. However, many farmers in West African countries lack access to credit or financial institutions that can provide loans for investment in their farms. Without access to credit, farmers are unable to invest in their farms, leading to low productivity and yields. In addition, they may not be able to afford the necessary inputs, such as fertilizers or improved seeds, which can further reduce their productivity. Therefore, limited access to credit and financial institutions is a significant barrier to increasing agricultural productivity in West African countries.
Question 5 Report
The export of west A frican countries are mostly composed of
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The exports of West African countries are mostly composed of raw materials. This includes agricultural products such as cocoa, coffee, and cotton, as well as mineral resources such as oil, gold, and diamonds. These raw materials are often exported to other countries for processing and manufacturing into finished goods.
Question 6 Report
In national income accounting, the term ''net'' is used to indicate that a value-----
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In national income accounting, the term "net" is used to indicate that a value excludes some specific elements, such as depreciation. Depreciation refers to the decrease in the value of a fixed asset due to wear and tear or obsolescence. When calculating national income, it is important to exclude the amount of depreciation to avoid overstating the actual income earned during a period. Therefore, when a value is referred to as "net" in national income accounting, it means that it has been adjusted to exclude certain factors such as depreciation, and only reflects the income earned after subtracting those factors.
Question 7 Report
The following constitute the criteria for identifying an economic system except?
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The correct answer is "scarcity of resources". Scarcity of resources is not a criteria for identifying an economic system, but rather a fundamental problem that all economic systems have to deal with. Scarcity refers to the limited nature of resources, which means that society has to make choices about how to allocate them. The other criteria listed - ownership of resources, method of decision making, and motivation for production - are all important factors in determining the type of economic system that a society has. For example, a capitalist economic system is characterized by private ownership of resources, market-based decision making, and profit as the main motivation for production, while a socialist economic system is characterized by public ownership of resources, centralized decision making, and meeting the needs of society as the main motivation for production.
Question 8 Report
A disadvantage of the mean as measure of central tendency is that?
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The disadvantage of the mean as a measure of central tendency is that it can be affected by extreme values, also known as outliers. Outliers are values that are significantly higher or lower than the rest of the data set, and they can skew the mean towards their direction. This means that the mean may not accurately represent the typical or average value of the data. For example, if a data set contains one extremely high value, the mean may be much larger than most of the other values and not represent the typical value of the data set.
Question 9 Report
which of the following will not affect the market price of a commodity
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The correct option is "intersection of demand and supply." This is because the intersection of demand and supply determines the market price of a commodity. When the demand for a commodity is higher than its supply, the market price increases, and when the supply is higher than the demand, the market price decreases. Factors such as an increase in demand, change in taste, or increase in supply can affect the demand and supply curves, leading to a shift in the intersection point and consequently, a change in the market price. However, the intersection point itself does not affect the market price.
Question 10 Report
Inflation may occur if there is?
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Inflation may occur if there is "excessive demand with limited supply." This means that when there is an increase in demand for goods and services in the economy, but the supply of these goods and services is limited, their prices tend to rise. For example, when consumers have more money to spend due to higher wages or government stimulus, they may demand more goods and services, which can lead to an increase in prices if the supply of those goods and services is not able to keep up with the demand. Inflation is not caused by "excess supply over demand" because when there is more supply of goods and services than demand, prices tend to fall. An "increase in productivity" can actually lead to lower prices if it allows for the production of more goods and services at a lower cost. "Increased government spending in a depressed economy" can stimulate economic growth and create jobs, but it is not a direct cause of inflation unless it leads to an increase in demand for goods and services that exceeds the available supply.
Question 11 Report
By adding all the marginal products at each level of employment of the variable input, we obtain a value equal to
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The value obtained by adding all the marginal products at each level of employment of the variable input is equal to the total product. The total product is the total output produced by a firm using a given combination of inputs, including both fixed and variable inputs. The marginal product, on the other hand, is the additional output that is produced by using one more unit of the variable input, while holding all other inputs constant. By adding up all the marginal products, we can calculate the total amount of output that is produced using all units of the variable input. For example, if a firm produces 10 units of output using 2 units of labor and 1 unit of capital, and it produces 20 units of output using 4 units of labor and 1 unit of capital, then the marginal product of labor is 10 units of output (20 - 10), which is the additional output produced by using 2 more units of labor while holding the amount of capital constant. If we add up all the marginal products of labor at each level of employment of labor, we obtain the total product, which is the total output produced using all units of labor. In summary, adding all the marginal products at each level of employment of the variable input gives us the total product, which is the total amount of output produced by a firm using a given combination of inputs.
Question 12 Report
which of the following is not an effect of many middlemen in the chain of production
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The answer is "low retail prices." When there are many middlemen in the chain of production, it can lead to increased costs at each stage of the production process, which can ultimately lead to higher retail prices. This is because each middleman will add their own markup to the cost of the product, which can increase the final price that the consumer pays. Additionally, middlemen may engage in hoarding of goods in order to create an artificial scarcity and drive up prices. Therefore, the presence of many middlemen is more likely to lead to high retail prices rather than low ones.
Question 13 Report
Frictional unemployment occurs when?
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Frictional unemployment occurs when job seekers lack information about where jobs exist. Frictional unemployment refers to the temporary unemployment that occurs when workers are in the process of transitioning between jobs. It is a natural and inevitable part of a healthy labor market, as workers may leave their current jobs to seek better opportunities or may be entering the job market for the first time. In many cases, job seekers may not know about all the available job opportunities, making it difficult for them to find suitable employment. This lack of information can be due to various reasons, such as not having access to the right networks, not knowing where to look for job postings, or not being aware of the skills that are in demand in the job market. Therefore, frictional unemployment occurs when workers are between jobs and are looking for new employment opportunities, but may not be aware of all the available opportunities due to a lack of information.
Question 14 Report
which of the following business organisations is likely to experience disagreements between management and shareholders
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A joint-stock company is likely to experience disagreements between management and shareholders. This is because a joint-stock company is owned by shareholders who provide the capital for the company's operations but do not have direct control over its management. The management is responsible for making decisions on behalf of the company, and these decisions may not always align with the interests of shareholders. Shareholders may also have different opinions on how the company should be run, leading to disagreements with management. In contrast, in a co-operative society, sole trader, or partnership, the owners and managers are typically the same individuals or a small group of individuals who are closely involved in the day-to-day operations of the business, and thus, there may be less likelihood of disagreements between management and shareholders.
Question 15 Report
Economics is regarded as a science because it?
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Economics is regarded as a science because it uses scientific methods to explain human behavior. Science is a systematic and logical approach to discovering how things in the universe work. It involves developing theories, conducting experiments, and using empirical evidence to test hypotheses. Similarly, economics is a social science that studies how individuals, businesses, and governments allocate scarce resources to satisfy their unlimited wants and needs. Economists use scientific methods to study economic phenomena. They develop economic theories, which are tested using empirical evidence, such as data on prices, incomes, and economic growth. They use statistical tools and mathematical models to analyze economic data and draw conclusions about how the economy works. Therefore, economics is regarded as a science because it uses scientific methods to explain human behavior in relation to how resources are allocated to satisfy unlimited wants and needs.
Question 16 Report
which of the following can be described as land
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Land refers to the physical surface of the earth that is not covered by water. Out of the given options, forests and roads can be described as land. Forests are areas of land covered with trees and underbrush, while roads are man-made pathways constructed on land. Diamond and crude oil are not land as they are natural resources found beneath the surface of the earth. Diamond is a mineral formed deep within the earth's mantle and brought to the surface through volcanic activity or mining. Crude oil is a fossil fuel found in rock formations beneath the earth's surface, and it is extracted through drilling.
Question 17 Report
A country has favourable terms of trade when the prices of her
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A country has favorable terms of trade when the prices of her exports rise relative to the price of her imports. In other words, when the price a country receives for the goods and services it exports increases more than the price it pays for the goods and services it imports, it has favorable terms of trade. This means the country is able to generate more revenue from its exports than it spends on its imports, leading to an overall improvement in its balance of trade and economic well-being.
Question 18 Report
which of the following features distinguishes a public limited company from a private limited company
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The feature that distinguishes a public limited company from a private limited company is the sales of shares to the public. A public limited company is a type of business organization that offers its shares for sale to the general public, and therefore, anyone can purchase the shares of the company. On the other hand, a private limited company cannot offer its shares for sale to the public, as it can only sell its shares to a select group of individuals who are known as shareholders. The other features mentioned such as perpetual existence, limited liability, and legal entity can apply to both public and private limited companies.
Question 19 Report
The market supply curve slopes upward from left to right indicating that?
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Question 20 Report
if the price of a commodity Z falls and a consumer buys less of it, then commodity Z is a
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Question 21 Report
which of the following curves is not U shaped
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The average fixed cost curve is not U shaped. This curve represents the average fixed cost of production, which is the total fixed cost divided by the quantity of output produced. Since fixed costs do not vary with the level of output, the average fixed cost curve slopes downward as output increases, but approaches zero as output approaches infinity. In contrast, the marginal cost curve, average total cost curve, and average variable cost curve are all U-shaped. The marginal cost curve shows the additional cost of producing one more unit of output, which initially decreases due to economies of scale but eventually increases due to diminishing marginal returns. This gives the marginal cost curve its characteristic U shape. The average total cost curve, which represents the total cost per unit of output produced, is also U-shaped because it is influenced by both fixed and variable costs. At low levels of output, the average total cost is high due to the spreading of fixed costs over a smaller output, while at high levels of output, the average total cost increases due to the law of diminishing returns. The average variable cost curve, which represents the variable cost per unit of output produced, is also U-shaped due to the influence of diminishing marginal returns on variable costs. In summary, the average fixed cost curve is not U-shaped because it represents the fixed cost per unit of output, which does not vary with changes in output.
Question 22 Report
The main item traded on a stock exchange market is
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The main item traded on a stock exchange market is new shares. A stock exchange is a market where shares of publicly traded companies are bought and sold by investors. When a company decides to go public, it issues new shares of stock, which are then sold to investors in an initial public offering (IPO). Once the shares are publicly traded, they can be bought and sold on the stock exchange market. Investors buy and sell shares of stock on the stock exchange market based on their assessment of the company's future prospects and the expected return on investment. When an investor buys a share of stock, they become a part owner of the company and are entitled to a portion of its profits. Therefore, the main item traded on a stock exchange market is new shares of publicly traded companies.
Question 23 Report
In order to control inflation, the government should
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In order to control inflation, the government should "adopt restrictive monetary policy." This means that the government should reduce the amount of money in circulation in the economy, in order to reduce consumer demand and control rising prices. The government can adopt several measures to implement a restrictive monetary policy. One such measure is to increase the reserve requirements for banks, which means banks have to hold more funds in reserve and can lend out less money to consumers. Another measure is to increase the interest rate at which banks borrow from the central bank, which increases the cost of borrowing for consumers, and thereby reduces spending and demand. On the other hand, reducing the cost of borrowing, buying securities in the open market, or discouraging savings are measures that can stimulate economic growth and increase the money supply. These measures are not suitable for controlling inflation because they increase consumer demand and spending, which can lead to higher prices and inflation.
Question 24 Report
if a given change in price brings a proportionately larger change in quantity demanded, the
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If a change in price causes a relatively larger change in the quantity demanded, this indicates that demand is relatively price elastic. In other words, consumers are sensitive to changes in price and are more likely to adjust their consumption behavior in response to changes in price. This means that if prices increase, consumers will reduce their quantity demanded by a larger proportion, while if prices decrease, consumers will increase their quantity demanded by a larger proportion. Conversely, if a change in price causes a relatively smaller change in the quantity demanded, demand is relatively price inelastic, meaning consumers are less sensitive to changes in price. The price elasticity of demand is a measure of the responsiveness of quantity demanded to changes in price, and when demand is relatively price elastic, the price elasticity of demand will be greater than 1.
Question 26 Report
which of the following best describes token money?
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Token money refers to currency and coins that are in circulation and have a face value that is higher than their intrinsic or material value. This means that the value of the metal or paper used to create the currency or coin is less than the value assigned to it by the government. For example, a paper bill may only cost a few cents to produce, but its face value might be $10. Similarly, a coin made of cheap metal may only be worth a few cents, but it may have a face value of $1. Token money is different from commodity money, which has intrinsic value based on the material it is made from, such as gold or silver. Token money is valuable because people trust that they can exchange it for goods and services, even though the value of the material itself is relatively low. Overall, is the correct answer to the question because it accurately describes token money as having a face value that exceeds its material value.
Question 27 Report
which of the following is not an objective of economic planning
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The desire to widen the gap between developing countries and the developed world is not an objective of economic planning. Economic planning is the process by which a government or organization sets priorities, makes decisions, and allocates resources to achieve specific economic goals. The objectives of economic planning may vary depending on the country's needs and priorities, but they generally aim to promote economic growth, reduce poverty, increase employment, and improve the standard of living for citizens. However, the desire to widen the gap between developing countries and the developed world is not an objective of economic planning. In fact, economic planning aims to reduce inequalities between countries and promote global economic development. Therefore, of the options given, the desire to widen the gap between developing countries and the developed world is not an objective of economic planning.
Question 30 Report
The abolition of all forms of trade barriers among member countries while maintaining common external tariffs against non members is a feature of a
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Question 31 Report
which of the following is a benefit to a member country of World Bank?
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One benefit to a member country of World Bank is "easy access to long-term loans." The World Bank is an international organization that provides loans and technical assistance to developing countries for various projects such as infrastructure development, education, and poverty reduction. Access to long-term loans from the World Bank can provide member countries with the funds needed to undertake development projects that may otherwise be difficult to finance. These loans typically have low-interest rates and longer repayment periods than commercial loans, which can help reduce the burden of debt repayment on the borrowing country. The World Bank does not directly manage foreign exchange or mediate in labor disputes, although it may provide technical assistance or advice on these issues. Financing balance of payment deficit is another potential benefit of World Bank membership, as the organization may provide loans to help countries address temporary shortfalls in their foreign currency reserves. However, access to long-term loans is generally seen as the primary benefit of membership in the World Bank.
Question 32 Report
| Items | Amount ($m) |
| Rents and royalties | 75.00 |
| Company income tax | 150.00 |
| Custom and excise duties | 300.20 |
| personal income tax | 80.00 |
| Fees and fines | 60.00 |
| value added tax | 100.00 |
Use the information to answer the following question
what is the total revenue from indirect tax
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The total revenue from indirect tax can be calculated by adding the amount from custom and excise duties, and the amount from value added tax. Therefore, the total revenue from indirect tax is $300.20m + $100.00m = $400.20m. So the correct answer is option number 2, which is $400.20m.
Question 33 Report
Total cost is obtain by?
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Total cost is obtained by "adding up the total variable cost and total fixed cost." Total variable cost is the cost that varies with the level of output, such as the cost of raw materials, labor, and energy. Total fixed cost is the cost that remains constant regardless of the level of output, such as rent, insurance, and salaries. To calculate total cost, we add up the total variable cost and total fixed cost. This gives us the total cost of producing a given level of output. Calculating total cost by "adding up the marginal cost at each level" is not correct because marginal cost is the additional cost of producing one more unit of output, and summing up these costs does not give us the total cost of producing all units of output. Similarly, "dividing the total cost of output at each level" and "adding up the average variable cost at each level" are not correct methods for calculating total cost.
Question 35 Report
In order to correct adverse balance of payments problem, government should?
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In order to correct an adverse balance of payments problem, the government should increase exports and/or reduce imports. This can be achieved through a combination of policies, including: 1. Devaluation of the domestic currency: This makes exports cheaper and imports more expensive, thereby increasing the demand for domestic goods and reducing the demand for foreign goods. 2. Export promotion: This includes providing subsidies, tax incentives, and other forms of support to domestic firms that export goods and services. 3. Import substitution: This involves encouraging domestic production of goods that are currently imported, through measures such as tariffs, quotas, and other trade barriers. 4. Reduction of government spending: This can help to reduce imports and conserve foreign exchange reserves. 5. Fiscal and monetary policies: The government can use fiscal and monetary policies to control inflation, maintain exchange rate stability, and promote economic growth. In summary, the government has a range of policy tools to correct an adverse balance of payments problem, including currency devaluation, export promotion, import substitution, reduction of government spending, and fiscal and monetary policies. The specific combination of policies will depend on the nature and severity of the balance of payments problem, as well as the country's overall economic goals and priorities.
Question 36 Report
| Items | Amount ($m) |
| Rents and royalties | 75.00 |
| Company income tax | 150.00 |
| Custom and excise duties | 300.20 |
| personal income tax | 80.00 |
| Fees and fines | 60.00 |
| value added tax | 100.00 |
Use the information to answer the following question
what is the total revenue from non tax sources
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Question 37 Report
Government revenue will increase if taxes are levied on goods with?
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Question 38 Report
The movement of labour from one grade to an entirely different grade is an example of?
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The movement of labor from one grade to an entirely different grade is an example of "vertical occupational mobility." This means that an employee is moving up or down the career ladder, changing job positions from a lower-level to a higher-level or vice versa. For example, an entry-level employee in a company might get promoted to a higher-level position, such as a manager, through their hard work and skills. On the other hand, an employee may be demoted to a lower-level position if they fail to meet the expectations or qualifications required for their current job. Vertical occupational mobility is different from "horizontal occupational mobility," which refers to the movement of workers within the same job grade or occupation. "Industrial labor mobility" refers to the movement of workers from one industry to another, and "geographical mobility" refers to the movement of workers from one geographic location to another for employment.
Question 39 Report
which of the following is not a strong basis for trade unions demand for higher wages
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Question 41 Report
A concious effort of government to achieve a specific set of goals is?
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A conscious effort of the government to achieve a specific set of goals is called economic planning. It involves the formulation and implementation of policies, strategies, and programs aimed at achieving certain economic objectives, such as increasing employment, reducing inflation, and promoting sustainable economic growth. Economic planning is often guided by long-term vision, data analysis, and consultation with stakeholders to ensure that the policies and programs are well-designed and effectively executed.
Question 43 Report
In developing countries, a larger percentage of the labour force is employed in the
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In developing countries, a larger percentage of the labor force is employed in the primary sector. The primary sector includes industries involved in the extraction and collection of natural resources such as agriculture, mining, forestry, and fishing. This is because developing countries tend to have large rural populations and rely heavily on their natural resources for economic development. As countries develop, they tend to shift towards the secondary and tertiary sectors, which involve manufacturing and services respectively.
Question 44 Report
In order to calculate total utility (TU) from given levels of marginal utility (MU), one has to?
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To calculate total utility (TU) from given levels of marginal utility (MU), one has to add MU from the various levels. Marginal utility (MU) is the additional utility a consumer derives from consuming an extra unit of a good. Total utility (TU) is the sum of the marginal utilities of all the units of a good consumed. Therefore, to calculate TU from given levels of MU, we add the MU from each unit of the good consumed until we reach the total number of units consumed. This will give us the total utility derived from consuming all the units.
Question 45 Report
when the demand for foreign exchange exceeds its supply, the value of the domestic currency
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When the demand for foreign exchange exceeds its supply, the value of the domestic currency depreciates. Foreign exchange refers to the currency of other countries that is exchanged for domestic currency. When the demand for foreign exchange is greater than its supply, it means that there are more people who want to buy foreign currency than those who want to sell it. As a result, the price of foreign currency in terms of domestic currency increases. The increase in the price of foreign currency means that each unit of domestic currency can purchase less foreign currency. In other words, the value of the domestic currency has decreased. Therefore, when the demand for foreign exchange exceeds its supply, the value of the domestic currency depreciates.
Question 46 Report
The proportion of commercial banks' total assets kept in the form of highly liquid assets is known as
Question 47 Report
increase in production subsidies will shift
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An increase in production subsidies will shift the supply curve to the right. Production subsidies are payments or other incentives that are provided to producers to increase their production of a particular good or service. By reducing the costs of production, subsidies make it more profitable for firms to produce and sell a product at any given price level. As a result, firms are able to supply more of the product to the market at each price level, which causes the supply curve to shift to the right. An outward shift of the supply curve means that more of the product is supplied at every price level, ceteris paribus. This increase in supply can lead to lower prices and higher output levels in the market. The demand curve, on the other hand, is not affected by changes in production subsidies since it reflects consumers' willingness and ability to purchase a product at various price levels. Therefore, an increase in production subsidies only affects the supply curve, and not the demand curve.
Question 48 Report
If the price of floor rises, then bread
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If the price of floor rises, it means the cost of producing bread goes up because flour is one of the ingredients used to make bread. As a result, suppliers of bread may have to pay more for flour which will cause the supply curve to shift to the left. This means there will be less bread available in the market at the same price. On the other hand, if the price of bread remains the same, consumers may not be able to afford to buy as much bread because the cost of producing it has gone up. This will cause the demand curve to shift to the left as well. The combination of a leftward shift in both supply and demand curves will result in a decrease in the quantity of bread bought and sold in the market, and a potential increase in the price of bread. In summary, if the price of flour rises, the supply curve for bread will shift to the left, and this could lead to an increase in the price of bread due to a decrease in the quantity supplied and demanded.
Question 49 Report
(a) Outline any four objectives of a price control policy.
(b) Highlight any four effects of a maximum price control policy.
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Question 50 Report
The table below shows the incomes and rates of income tax levied on four professionals in an economy.
| Profession | Income per month($) | Tax rate % | Disposable income ($) |
| Doctor | 8,000 | 10 | |
| Engineer | 7,000 | 12 | |
| Civil servant | 5,000 | 18 | |
| Nurse | 6,000 | 15 |
Use the above data to answer the questions that follows:
(a) Calculate the disposable incomes of the four individuals
(b) What system of taxtation was employed?
(c) Give reasons for your answer in 2(b)
(d) With the aid of a diagram, explain the system of taxation employed in 2(b)
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Question 51 Report
(a) What is balance of payment disequilibrium?
(b) Explain the two types of balance of payment disequilibrium.
(c) Highlight any four reasons most West African countries are experiencing balance of payment problem.
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Question 52 Report
(a) What is a trade union?
(b) Describe any four functions of trade unions.
(c) Outline any two weapons used by trade unions to achieve their objectives.
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Question 53 Report
(a) What is protective tariff?
(b) Outline any four reasons in favour of protective tariff.
(c) State any two reasons against protective tariff.
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Question 54 Report
(a) What are infant industries?
(b) State any four reasons for protecting infant industries.
(c) Outline any three ways by which industries can be financed in West Africa.
Question 55 Report
The total fixed cost (TFC) and total cost (TC) functions of a hypothetical firm are shown in the graph below. Study it and answer the questions that follow:
(a) Determine the firm's
(i) variable cost at output levels 2, 4 and 6
(ii) average total cost at output levels 2 and 3
(iii) marginal cost at output levels 4 and 6
(b) If the price of the firm's product is $40, calculate the firm's profit or loss when the following units are sold:
(i) 2 units; (ii) 4 units
Question 56 Report
(a) What is deflation?
(b) Outline any three positive effects of deflation.
(c) Explain the ways by which inflation affects any three functions of money.
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