Question 2Liquidation of a limited liability company implies that the A.Company may not pay its debtB.debts of the company can only be paid from its own assetsC.debts of the company are paid from both business and private funds of the ownersD.debts of the company must be paid from public funds onlyObjective Show full explanation
Question 3One form of business organization which is not motivated solely by the profit objective is the A.Joint stock companyB.private limited companyC.co-operative societyD.ordinary partnershipObjective Show full explanation
Question 4import duties will increase total expenditure on imports if the demand for imports is A.ElasticB.InelasticC.Infinitely elasticD.DerivedObjective Show full explanation
Question 5The difference between gross national product and net national product is equal to A.Gross investmentB.Net investmentC.Net foreign incomeD.Capital depreciationObjective Show full explanation
Question 6The value of the total output produced within Nigeria by all residents (citizens and non - citizens) is referred to as the A.Gross national productB.Disposable incomeC.National incomeD.Gross domestic productObjective Show full explanation
Question 7International and inter-region trade differ primarily because A.Comparative advantage is relevant to the former but not the latterB.products flow across national boundariesC.there are different resources supplies among countries of the worldD.of regulation from GATTObjective Show full explanation
Question 8Banks aid economic expansion and development by A.Being very strict in lending policiesB.Mobilizing savings for investment lendingC.Paying interest on deposit accountsD.Charging high interest on loansObjective Show full explanation
Question 9The purchasing power of the Naira will fall when A.The naira is devaluedB.There is inflationC.Workers are retrenchedD.Governmet cuts all salaries and wagesObjective Show full explanation
Question 10Monetization refers to the ratio of A.Total transactions to monetary transactionsB.Monetary assets to total assetsC.Monetary transactions to total transactionsD.Money in circulation to total incomeObjective Show full explanation
Question 11The best way to reduce the supply of money in the economy is to A.Increase the liquidity ratioB.Liberalize access to creditC.Decrease treasury billsD.Increase the number of bank notes and cheques produced.Objective Show full explanation
Question 12The relationship between the value of money and the price level is A.directB.UnpredictableC.diverseD.inverseObjective Show full explanation
Question 13In any economy, what is used as money is determined by A.Government acceptance of a commodity standardB.Government acceptance of an inconvertible paper standardC.Laws and customsD.It's use as a store of valueObjective Show full explanation
Question 14If the cost of production for a firm continues to increase as its output rises, the firm is said to be experiencing A.Large scale productionB.profit maximizationC.Economies of scaleD.Diseconomies of scaleObjective Show full explanation
Question 15One of the fundamental differences between a capitalist an a socialist economy is that while A.the former is characterized by complete government ownership of resources, the latter is characterized by complete private ownershipB.in the former, prices act as signals in the allocation of resources, it is the central authority that performs this function in the latterC.Taxes are levied in a capitalist economy, there is no taxation in a socialist economyD.Income and wealth are equal in the socialist economy is distributed in the socialist economy, this is not so in the capitalist economyObjective Show full explanation
Question 16Unlike the retailer, the wholesaler provides A.Useful information to the manufacturer about consumersB.after sales service to the consumerC.Useful information to the custom, on the benefits and uses of the productD.Useful information about marl' trends and finance to manufacturerObjective Show full explanation