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406
The stability of Nigerian economy depends mainly on the export price of
  • A. groundnut
  • B. cotton
  • C. cocoa
  • D. mineral oil
  • E. palm kernel
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407
Which of the following countries is a major trading partner of Nigeria?
  • A. Britain
  • B. Canada
  • C. Japan
  • D. Germany
  • E. China
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408
The instrument used in many countries to restrict imports includes
  • A. high tarrifs
  • B. price index
  • C. excise duties
  • D. bank rate
  • E. subsidies
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409
The economic system in which the decision s about what to produce , how to produce and for whom to produce are made by private firms is called
  • A. socialism
  • B. Welfarism
  • C. communism
  • D. capitalism
  • E. traditionalism
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410
A major setback in any mixed economy is
  • A. that is combined both the capitalist and socialist systems
  • B. the freedom of choice in the production and consumption of goods and services
  • C. that government intervenes to secure full utilization of resources
  • D. that economy decisions are determined by market forces
  • E. that the absence of profit motive in the public sector may reduce incentives for hard work
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