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Sources of government revenue - Jamb Economics Past Questions and Answers

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Jamb Economics Past Questions

Questions and Answers on Sources of government revenue

Question 1:


A demand which gives rise to the reverse of the law of demand is__________

A. Derived demand
B. Joint demand
C. Abnormal demand
D. Composite demand


Question 2:


Which of the following is NOT a source of government revenue?

A. Grants, aids and borrowing
B. Taxes, fees, licenses and fines
C. Interest, dividends, profits and earnings
D. Personal income, disposable income and transfer earnings


Question 3:


The biggest source of government revenue in Nigeria is

A. Mining, rents and royalties
B. Company income tax
C. Import duties
D. Export duties
E. Petroleum profit tax


Question 4:


Which is NOT a method of raising capital funds in Nigeria?

A. Borrowing from abroad
B. Internal borrowing
C. Nigerianization of foreign companies
D. Gifts from abroad
E. Saling government bonds


Question 5:


Government in West Africa countries engage in running a number of enterprises because ?

A. Large amount of capital are needed and key industries should not be left in private hands
B. Private capital would not established an adequate infrastructure
C. It brings about a more even distribution of the country’s wealth
D. The social costs of some enterprises make the government the most suitable body to set them up
E. All of the above






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