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Waec Economics 2018 Past Questions and Answers

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Waec 2018 Economics Past Questions

Question 51:


The table below shows the composition of exports and imports of a hypothetical country. Use the information in the table to answer the questions that follow.
Exports Amount $ Imports Amounts $
Crude Oil 120,000,000 Rice and Flour 140,000,000
Groundnuts 40,000,000 Petroleum Product 80,000,000
Tourism 45,000,000 Vehicles and Accessories 50,000,000
Shipping & Insurance 60,000,000 Banking Services 60,000,000
Bauxite 80,000,000 Freight and Insurance 40,000,000



(a) Calculate the value of visible exports.
(b) Calculate the balance of trade for the country.
(c) List the items of invisible exports and imports.
(d) Calculate the current account balance of the country.
(e) Is the country developed or developing? Give one reason for your answer.



Question 52:


The cost and output schedule of a firm is shown in the table below.
Output (kg) 0 15 35 60 85
Variable cost ($) 0 30 55 75 90
Total cost ($) 15 45 70 90 105
Total revenue ($) 0 30 70 120 170



(a) Using the data in the table, at each level of output, calculate the firm's
(i) marginal revenue
(ii) marginal cost.
(b) At what output level did the firm:
(i) break even
(ii) make the highest profit
(iii) attain equilibrium
(c) Identify the market structure in which the firm operates



Question 53:


(a) Define optimum population.
(b) In what three ways can rapid population growth slow down the rate of economic development?
(c) Describe any three measures that can be adopted to control rapid population growth.



Question 54:


(a) What are state-owned enterprises?
(b) State any three reasons for the establishment of state-owned enterprises.
(c) Highlight any four problems associated with state-owned enterprises.



Question 55:


(a) Differentiate between unemployment and underemployment.
(b) With one example each, explain the following
(i) Seasonal unemployment
(ii) Structural unemployment
(iii) Frictional unemployment
(iv) Cyclical unemployment







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