Looking to download past questions and solutions for Unilag Msc Economics entrance exams.?
You are in the right place.
Thee are many advantage to having a clue on how the exams will be, since Unilag is in the habit of repeating questions.
It will prepare you for the format of exams to expect in the exams.
Find a sample Unilag Postgraduate Pgd and Msc Economics examinations below and click the link to get 6-8 years copies of the previous exams.
UNIVERSITY
OF LAGOS
DEPARTMENT
OF ECONOMICS
2011/2012
POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
TIME
ALLOWED: 60 MINUTES
1. In
the Gross Domestic Product in recent years, the agricultural sector accounts
for
A. Between 4% and 9% B. between
10% and 14%
C. Between 15% and 34% D. Between
35% and 45% E. above 45%
2. What
percentage of Nigeria’s export earning is accounted for by manufactured goods?
A. 1 to 3% B.
4% and 6% C. 7% and 9% D. above 20%
3. Per
capita GNP growth rate in Nigeria has fluctuated in recent years between
A. 0 and 3% B.
4% and 9% C. 7% and 9% D. above 9%
4. According
to UNDP Human Development Index Nigeria is ranked
A. Among the richest 60 countries B. among the richest 80 countries
C. among the richest 100 countries D. below the richest 100 countries
5. Gross
Domestic Product (GDP) may be defined as:
A. GDP = C + 1 + G B. GDP
= C + 1+ X –M
C. GDP = C + 1 + G + X – M D. GDP = C + 1 + G + < - X
Where
C is private consumption expenditure, 1 is private investment expenditure,
G is
government expenditure X is exports and M is imports of goods and services
6. Gross
national income GNI is defined as
A. GNI = GDP + FI – FP + D B. GNP = GDP – FI + FP – D
C. GI = GDP + FI – FP – NIBT D. GNP
= GDP – FI+FP – NIBT
7. Suppose
GNI in 2010 at current prices is estimated as 25,000 billion Naira, while
population is estimated as 150 million, then GNI per capita is approximately.
A. N1,667 B.N16.667 C.
N166.667 D. N1,666.667
8. Suppose
GDP (at 1990 constant basic prices) is 620 billion Naira in 2005 and
850
billion Naira in 2010. Calculate the average annual growth of GDP
A. 3.5% B.
5.6% C. 6.5% D. 7.3%
9. In
the closed economy model without government, the multiplier, k, may be
expressed as
A.
1/(1-m) B 1/(1-c) C. 1/(1-s) D. 1/(1-c(1-t)+m)
Where
is marginal propensity to consumes is marginal propensity to save and m is
marginal propensity to import and t is tax rate of national income Y.
10. In
the closed governed economy, the multiplier may be expressed as
A. 1/(s+1) B.
1/(1-c-t) C. 1/(1-s-t) D. 1/(1-c(1-t)
To download more questions and solutions for Msc/Pgd Economics for both full time and
Part Time
No comments:
Post a Comment