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  1. Question 401· National income· WAEC

    Gross National Product equals Gross Domestic Product plus

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    Answer: B. net income from abroad

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  2. Question 402· National income· JAMB

    If the marginal propensity to save is 0.2, the multiplier is

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    Answer: B. 5

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  3. Question 403· National income· JAMB

    A country has a national income of ₦200 billion and a population of 40 million. Find its per capita income.

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    Answer: C. ₦5,000

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  4. Question 404· National income· WAEC

    National income figures may understate welfare because they exclude

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    Answer: B. unpaid housework and subsistence output

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  5. Question 405· National income· JAMB

    If the marginal propensity to consume is 0.8, the value of the investment multiplier is

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    Answer: B. 5

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  6. Question 406· National income· JAMB

    Using the expenditure method, national income is measured as

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    Answer: D. C + I + G + (X − M)

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  7. Question 407· National income· WAEC

    The multiplier is larger when the marginal propensity to consume is

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    Answer: A. higher

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  8. Question 408· National income· JAMB

    Injections into the circular flow include

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    Answer: D. investment, government spending and exports

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  9. Question 409· National income· WAEC

    GNP is ₦800 billion and depreciation is ₦50 billion. Find the Net National Product.

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    Answer: A. ₦750 billion

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  10. Question 410· National income· WAEC

    GDP at market prices minus indirect taxes plus subsidies equals

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    Answer: B. GDP at factor cost

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  11. Question 411· National income· JAMB

    National income can be measured by the output, income and

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    Answer: C. expenditure methods

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  12. Question 412· National income· JAMB

    Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the total value of

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    Answer: C. final goods and services produced within a country in a given period

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  13. Question 413· National income· WAEC

    Nominal GDP rises by 12% in a year in which prices rise by 8%. Real GDP rises by about

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    Answer: C. 4%

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  14. Question 414· National income· JAMB

    Pensions and other transfer payments are excluded from national income because they

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    Answer: B. are not payments for current production

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  15. Question 415· National income· JAMB

    Gross National Product equals GDP plus

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    Answer: D. net factor income from abroad

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  16. Question 416· National income· JAMB

    Double counting in national income accounting is avoided by

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    Answer: A. counting only final goods or the value added at each stage

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  17. Question 417· National income· WAEC

    Per capita income is national income divided by the

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    Answer: C. population

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  18. Question 418· National income· WAEC

    A problem of measuring national income in Nigeria is

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    Answer: A. the large subsistence and informal sector

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  19. Question 419· National income· JAMB

    The circular flow of income shows

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    Answer: C. the flow of money and goods between households and firms

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  20. Question 420· National income· WAEC

    Double counting in national income accounts is avoided by

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    Answer: A. counting only final goods or the value added at each stage

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