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11
Which of these factors does not cause a change in demand?
A.
Income
B.
Taste and fashion
C.
Population
D.
Price of other commodities
E.
Price of the commodity concerned
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WAEC 1988
12
Price control can be defined as the fixing by Government of maximum or minimum price of
A.
Luxury goods
B.
Inferior goods
C.
Imported capital goods
D.
Certain selected goods
E.
Goods consumed by low income earners
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WAEC 1988
13
When the price of commodity A increases, the demand for commodity B decreases, then A and B are
A.
Close substitutes
B.
Complementary goods
C.
Supplementary goods
D.
Gifted goods
E.
Luxurious goods
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WAEC 1988
14
When the demand for a commodity is inelastic, total revenue will fall if
A.
Price is increased
B.
Price is reduced
C.
Price remains constant
D.
Price is not given
E.
The commodity is a luxury
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WAEC 1988
15
The major currency used for granting credits to member countries of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is the
A.
US dollars .
B.
Canadian dollars
C.
Pounds sterling
D.
Deutschemark
E.
Belgian franc
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