A) a process of wooing investors B) a process of establishing or increasing productive activities C) siting an industry in a particular place D) an act of creating utilities
A) the country adopt import promotion strategy B) the contributions of industries to national income is high C) primary industries dominate the economy D) traditional and modern sectors co-exist
A) industrial concern that is into production and selling of goods B) a group of firms that sells a closely related set of products C) a factory that produces different lines of products D) firm that sells a set of closely related commodities
A) manufacturing B) mining C) construction D) export
A) siting of an industry in a place B) place where an industry is located C) way an industry is located D) concentration of an industry in a place
A) concentration of firms in an area B) location of industries in a street C) a combination of firms D) siting an industry in an area
A) source of power B) source of raw materials C) the market D) source of labour
A) nearness to financial institutions B) nearness to labour C) proximity to electricity D) nearness to market
A) over population in the rural areas B) under population in the urban areas C) social disorder in the urban centres D) unemployment in the urban areas
A) source of finance B) source of raw material supply C) reservoir where there is much water D) market
A) Nigeria B) the Gambia C) Ghana D) Liberia
A) 1977 B) 1978 C) 1984 D) 1975
A) Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) B) International Monetary Fund (IMF) C) Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) D) African Development Bank (ADB)
A) Share B) Gift C) Money D) Capital
A) Trade by barter B) Equilibrium C) Competition D) Balance of payments
A) Wastage of time and effort B) Encouragement of borrowing C) Able to store wealth D) Fixed exchange rate
A) Cannot serve as a unit of account B) Cannot be used to settle debt C) Serve as a medium of exchange D) Unable to store value
A) Inflation affects only money B) Both have their respective market C) Only money is used for exchange D) Other commodities have more value than money
A) Legal tender B) Coins C) Bank note D) Quary money
A) Deposit money B) Bank notes C) Partial money D) Flat money
A) Agriculture B) Farming C) Business D) Breeding
A) Mechanization B) Land tenure system C) Availability of storage facilities D) Adequate credit facilities
A) Demolition of banks B) Research should be limited C) Fertilizers and pesticide should be reduced D) Amendment of land use dacree
A) Provision of farm inputs B) Provision of research findings C) Provision of effective transportation D) Provision of labours to farmers
A) Building materials B) Clothes C) Oil D) Water
A) Firm B) Industry C) Factory D) Estate
A) Factory B) Firm C) Plant D) Industrial estate
A) Mining industry B) Manufacturing industry C) Recycling industry D) Textile industry
A) Increase crime rate B) Generation of employment C) Reduce development D) Reduce income
A) Localization B) Agriculture C) Industrialization D) Importation
A) Use of crude tools B) Poor transportation system C) Illiteracy of the farmer D) Adequate credit facilities
A) Low income of farmers B) Mechanization of agriculture C) Supply of agricultural inputs D) Better quality of raw materials
A) ADP B) RBDA C) GR D) ODFN
A) Great Revolution B) Giant Revolution C) Green Review D) Green Revolution
A) Mechanized farming B) Personal farming C) Individual farming D) Subsistence farming
A) 7 B) 12 C) 6 D) 10
A) Adam Smith B) Sir lord lugard C) Alfred Marshall D) Lionel Robbins
A) Wants B) Demand C) Choice D) Scarcity
A) Real money B) Ordinary money C) Representative money D) Original money |