NECO SSCE Economics 2004 past questions and answers
This 2004 NECO SSCE Economics set has 40 practice questions. Try these 5 free sample questions, tap a question to reveal the answer and explanation. Then practise the whole 2004 set with instant marking.
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Sample NECO SSCE Economics 2004 questions
1. A firm's total cost rises from ₦450 to ₦510 when its output increases from 20 to 24 units; what is the marginal cost per additional unit?
- ₦15
- ₦60
- ₦12.75
- ₦4
Answer: A. ₦15
Marginal cost is the change in total cost divided by the change in output, so ₦60 divided by 4 is ₦15.
2. Using the midpoint method, what is the price elasticity of demand when price rises from ₦10 to ₦12 and quantity demanded falls from 100 to 80 units?
- 0.82
- 1.22
- 2.00
- 0.18
Answer: B. 1.22
The absolute elasticity is (20/90) divided by (2/11), which is approximately 1.22.
3. A firm's long-run average cost falls as it expands output; this situation is known as
- diminishing marginal utility
- diseconomies of scale
- economies of scale
- constant returns to scale
Answer: C. economies of scale
A fall in long-run average cost as output expands is an economy of scale.
4. Which condition is characteristic of a perfectly competitive market?
- One seller controls the entire market
- Products are differentiated by each seller
- Entry into the market is legally prohibited
- Many buyers and sellers trade a homogeneous product
Answer: D. Many buyers and sellers trade a homogeneous product
Perfect competition features many buyers and sellers offering a homogeneous product with free entry and exit.
5. A trader sells 8 identical items at ₦50 each; what is the trader's total revenue?
- ₦400
- ₦58
- ₦350
- ₦6.25
Answer: A. ₦400
Total revenue equals price multiplied by quantity, so ₦50 times 8 is ₦400.
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