IJMB Economics 101 Past Question 2012

IJMB Economics 101 Past Question 2012; This IJMB Economics 102 past question is suitable for students about to sit for the upcoming IJMB EXAMINATION. Students should be informed that IJMB is an advanced-level program that helps students secure admission into the university of their choice without JAMB.

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IJMB Economics 101 Past Question 2012

INTERIM JOINT MATRICULATION BOARD EXAMINATION 2012

SUBJECT:                   ECONOMICS PAPER I 

DATE SCHEDULED: FRIDAY 25th MAY 2012

TIME ALLOWED:       THREE HOURS (3HRS)

INSTRUCTIONS:  Answer FIVE (5) questions only. All questions carry equal marks. Credit will be given for good English and orderly presentation of materials. Calculator can be used if desired.

  1. The market survey shows that the quantity of commodity X and the price of commodity Y for the month of April 2008 were 90 units and #120 respectively. This is different from the May survey of 301 units and #180 respectively. 

a)  Determine the cross-elasticity of demand of commodity X and their relationship.

b)  Define the concept of price elasticity of demand 

      2.  Write short notes on the following

  1.  Marginal physical product 
  2. Preferences
  3. Choice

       3.  a)  What do you understand about the vicious circle of poverty?

            b)  How can it be solved?

        4.  Explain the phases of a business cycle. What are the causes of the business cycle in an economy?

         5.  Distinguish between the change in quantity demanded and the change in demand of a commodity. What are the factors responsible for a change in the demand for beef in Nigeria?

         6.  What is a public corporation? Discuss its merits and demerits.

          7.  Outline the main features of the permanent income hypothesis. State implication for fiscal policy.

          8.  Why is Economics regarded as a science? ( What are its limitations)

          9.  Explain the law of diminishing marginal utility. How is this law related to the theory of demand?

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