GCE Economics 2023
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2023 GCE Economics questions

Q1Basic Economic Concepts

Which of the following best describes the concept of scarcity in economics?

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Q2Basic Economic Concepts

A subsistence farmer in rural Kano who consumes all he produces is an example of

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Q3Demand and Supply

A market is in equilibrium when the price of a bag of rice is ₦50,000 and the quantity traded is 200 bags. If the government imposes a price ceiling of ₦40,000, the most likely outcome is

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Q4Demand and Supply

The demand schedule below shows the relationship between price and quantity demanded for a commodity. If the price falls from ₦8 to ₦6, the price elasticity of demand using the midpoint method is appr…

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Q5Demand and Supply

At a price of ₦500 per unit, a seller supplies 1,000 units of a commodity. When the price rises to ₦600 per unit, supply increases to 1,300 units. What is the price elasticity of supply?

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Q6Elasticity

A manufacturer discovers that raising the price of his product from ₦500 to ₦600 leaves total revenue unchanged. The price elasticity of demand over this range is

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Q7Market Structures

Price discrimination by a monopolist is possible only when

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Q8Market Structures

In the long run, a firm in monopolistic competition earns only normal profit because

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Q9Public Finance

A trader purchases goods worth ₦80,000 and sells them for ₦120,000. If the government imposes a Value Added Tax (VAT) of 7.5% on the value added, the VAT payable by the trader is

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Q10National Income

In a closed economy with no government, if consumption is ₦8,400 billion, investment is ₦2,100 billion, and depreciation is ₦600 billion, what is the Net National Product (NNP)?

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Q11National Income

The difference between Gross National Product at market prices and Net National Product at factor cost is

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Q12National Income

Which of the following statements correctly explains why national income figures may not accurately reflect the standard of living in a developing country like Nigeria?

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Q13Economic Development

Which of the following best distinguishes economic development from economic growth?

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Q14Agriculture and Industry in Nigeria

In a particular year, Nigeria's total agricultural output was valued at ₦480 billion, of which food crops accounted for 60% and cash crops accounted for the rest. If the value of cash crop output incr…

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Q15Demand and Supply

(a) Explain the concept of 'price elasticity of supply' and state the formula for calculating it. (4 marks) (b) Explain THREE factors that determine the price elasticity of supply of a commodity. (6 m…

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Q16Elasticity

a) Distinguish between income elasticity of demand and cross elasticity of demand. (4 marks) b) Explain how cross elasticity of demand can be used to determine the relationship between two commodities…

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Q17National Income

a) Distinguish between Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Gross National Product (GNP). (4 marks) b) Explain THREE reasons why National Income statistics may not be a reliable indicator of the standard …

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Q18International Trade

a) Define the term 'international trade'. (2 marks) b) Explain FOUR reasons why countries engage in international trade. (8 marks) c) Distinguish between 'balance of trade' and 'balance of payments'. …

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