(a) What is (i) commodity money? (ii) token money? (iii) fiduciary issue? (iv) quasi money?
(b) State any four functions of money.
(a) What are the sources of government revenue?
(b) How does a government finance its budget deficit?
(a) What are natural resources?
(b) Describe any four roles natural resources play in economic development.
The diagram above illustrates the demand for and supply of maize. Use the information in the diagram to answer the questions that follow
(a) (i) What is the total revenue of the farmer at the initial equilibrium?
(ii) Calculate the total revenue of the farmer if the supply curve shifts to S\(_1\)S\(_1\)
(b) What change occurs in the total revenue of the farmer when the price falls from 100 Dollars to 40 Dollars per tonne?
(b) (i)Use the figures in the diagram to determine the price elasticity of demand for maize (u) Interprete your answer.
(c) Give two reasons for the shift of the supply curve from SS to S\(_1\)S\(_1\)
The Table below relates to the supply of labour in response to the given wage rates Use the information in the table to answer the questions that follow .
|
Wage rate ($ per hour) |
Hours worked (per day) |
Income per day (S) |
| 10 | - | 10 |
| 20 | - | 60 |
| 30 | - | 150 |
| 40 | 6 | - |
| 50 | 4 | - |
| 60 | 3 | - |
(a) Determine the number of hours of work per day if the wage rate is (i) $10 per day (ii) $20 per day (16) $30 per day
(b) Calculate the income per day when the wage rate is (i) $40 (ii) $50 (iii) 60
(c) (i) Which wage rate per hour attracts the highest earnings?
(ii) Name the type of supply curve that can be associated with the data in the table.
(iii) Explain the nature of the supply curve named in (c)(ii)
