WASSCE style · Exam mode
Question 1 of 50
Which institution acts as banker to the government?
Question 2 of 50
Population growth caused by more births than deaths is
Question 3 of 50
The alternative forgone when a choice is made is the
Question 4 of 50
The study of the economy as a whole is
Question 5 of 50
An economic system in which resources are owned and controlled by the state is
Question 6 of 50
When the price of a good rises, the quantity demanded usually
Question 7 of 50
Goods that are used together, such as cars and petrol, are
Question 8 of 50
Total cost is made up of
Question 9 of 50
Division of labour increases output because
Question 10 of 50
A market with only one seller is
Question 11 of 50
A persistent rise in the general price level is
Question 12 of 50
Which institution serves as the central bank of Ghana, responsible for issuing the cedi?
Question 13 of 50
GDP measures
Question 14 of 50
A tax on imported goods is a
Question 15 of 50
Scale of preference is
Question 16 of 50
GDP plus net income from abroad equals
Question 17 of 50
When the central bank raises the policy rate, borrowing usually
Question 18 of 50
Commercial banks create credit mainly by
Question 19 of 50
A cheque that can only be paid into a bank account is
Question 20 of 50
A tax whose rate falls as income rises is
Question 21 of 50
The total value of a country's exports and imports of goods and services, plus capital flows, is recorded in the
Question 22 of 50
Selling goods abroad below their cost of production is
Question 23 of 50
The dependency ratio compares
Question 24 of 50
The theory that population grows faster than food supply was put forward by
Question 25 of 50
Which is an indicator of economic development?
Question 26 of 50
If price rises by 10% and quantity demanded falls by 20%, price elasticity of demand is
Question 27 of 50
A maximum price set by government below the equilibrium price leads to
Question 28 of 50
An increase in the cost of production shifts the supply curve
Question 29 of 50
The law of diminishing returns states that as more of a variable factor is added to a fixed factor, eventually
Question 30 of 50
Which function of money allows people to compare the values of goods?
Question 31 of 50
A tax that takes a higher percentage of income as income rises is
Question 32 of 50
A country's balance of trade compares
Question 33 of 50
A population with a large proportion of young people has a
Question 34 of 50
The optimum population is the population that
Question 35 of 50
Normative economics deals with
Question 36 of 50
The opportunity cost of attending SHS for a 16-year-old might be
Question 37 of 50
A fall in the price of petrol is likely to
Question 38 of 50
A tax on producers shifts the supply curve
Question 39 of 50
Inflation reduces the effectiveness of money as a
Question 40 of 50
A firm in perfect competition with P = GH¢10 and AC = GH¢8 at output 100 earns supernormal profit of
Question 41 of 50
A price floor set above equilibrium in an agricultural market leads to
Question 42 of 50
A rise in the price of tea leads to an increase in demand for coffee. Tea and coffee are
Question 43 of 50
An increase in supply, other things equal, leads to
Question 44 of 50
A maximum price set below equilibrium leads to
Question 45 of 50
Using Qd = 80 − 4P and Qs = −10 + 5P, the equilibrium price is
Question 46 of 50
A major weakness of the command economy is
Question 47 of 50
Money supply M1 typically includes
Question 48 of 50
The Prebisch–Singer thesis argues that developing countries' terms of trade tend to
Question 49 of 50
A production possibility curve that is concave to the origin shows
Question 50 of 50
If price rises from GH¢10 to GH¢12 and quantity demanded falls from 100 to 90, PED is
Questions written by OtisamLMS in the style of the WASSCE. They are not WAEC past questions.