CPT Economics Additional MCQS with Answers
... b) All economics decisions are taken by private entrepreneurs. c) Economic decisions are partly taken by the state and partly by the private entrepreneurs. d) None of the above. 21. The central problem in economics is that of a) Comparing the success of command versus market economies. b) Guaranteei ...
... b) All economics decisions are taken by private entrepreneurs. c) Economic decisions are partly taken by the state and partly by the private entrepreneurs. d) None of the above. 21. The central problem in economics is that of a) Comparing the success of command versus market economies. b) Guaranteei ...
Dialectical and Historical Materialism
... “In physics... every change is a passing of quantity into quality, as a result of quantitative change of some form of movement either inherent in a body or imparted to it. For example, the temperature of water has at first no effect on its liquid state; but as the temperature of liquid water rises o ...
... “In physics... every change is a passing of quantity into quality, as a result of quantitative change of some form of movement either inherent in a body or imparted to it. For example, the temperature of water has at first no effect on its liquid state; but as the temperature of liquid water rises o ...
this PDF file - Studies in Political Economy
... rewarding a network of political supporters. Although a large state-controlled resource rent is neither necessary nor sufficient, it greatly facilitates such forms of political rule. While not dismissing the control of other revenues by single-party regimes or the role of ideologically aligned forei ...
... rewarding a network of political supporters. Although a large state-controlled resource rent is neither necessary nor sufficient, it greatly facilitates such forms of political rule. While not dismissing the control of other revenues by single-party regimes or the role of ideologically aligned forei ...
Total War and Social Changes: With a Focus on Arthur Marwick`s
... irrational and tyrannical, or New Deal-type regimes considered rational and democratic. In this paper, the author would also like to let us discuss the so-called “1940 system” of Japan. 1. On Total War Erich Ludendorff, a German general, published his major work Der totale Krieg (The Total War) in 1 ...
... irrational and tyrannical, or New Deal-type regimes considered rational and democratic. In this paper, the author would also like to let us discuss the so-called “1940 system” of Japan. 1. On Total War Erich Ludendorff, a German general, published his major work Der totale Krieg (The Total War) in 1 ...
View/Open
... background information on the social, environmental and economic impacts of the bioeconomy, as well as on skills (2012c: 8). The skills were identified as a key element to support the development of the bio-economy in Europe. Several conferences and workshops on the bio-economy concept were organise ...
... background information on the social, environmental and economic impacts of the bioeconomy, as well as on skills (2012c: 8). The skills were identified as a key element to support the development of the bio-economy in Europe. Several conferences and workshops on the bio-economy concept were organise ...
Scarcity and Infinite Wants: The Founding Myths of Economics
... Published on The Socialist Party of Great Britain (http://www.worldsocialism.org/spgb) contrasts scarcity to a situation where ‘an infinite amount of every good could be produced’. The opening chapter of another American textbook, with the same title, by Ralph T. Byrns and Gerard W. Stone is entitl ...
... Published on The Socialist Party of Great Britain (http://www.worldsocialism.org/spgb) contrasts scarcity to a situation where ‘an infinite amount of every good could be produced’. The opening chapter of another American textbook, with the same title, by Ralph T. Byrns and Gerard W. Stone is entitl ...
Toward Explaining Military Intervention in Latin American Politics
... politics.'' Another set of hypotheses relates military intervention to weaknesses in civilian political institutions: military intervention decreases with increasing strength and eflectiveness of political parties, of political interest groups, and of civilian governmental institutions.12 Huntington ...
... politics.'' Another set of hypotheses relates military intervention to weaknesses in civilian political institutions: military intervention decreases with increasing strength and eflectiveness of political parties, of political interest groups, and of civilian governmental institutions.12 Huntington ...
1 Introduction to Special Issue on “Disaggregating Civil War” Lars
... political coalition including former insurgents. This exchange allowed Russian forces to withdraw from active fighting in Chechnya as well as securing the compliance of local elites in suppressing resistance (Zürcher 2007, 97). Looking at the actual set of rebel organizations and their characteristi ...
... political coalition including former insurgents. This exchange allowed Russian forces to withdraw from active fighting in Chechnya as well as securing the compliance of local elites in suppressing resistance (Zürcher 2007, 97). Looking at the actual set of rebel organizations and their characteristi ...
the emerging world order and european change
... the US). The sum of these very complex changes was a period in which the profile of the major capitalist states began to shift politically away from the politico-economic consensus between labour and capital, and away from the former balance between the domestic and international economy. The regime ...
... the US). The sum of these very complex changes was a period in which the profile of the major capitalist states began to shift politically away from the politico-economic consensus between labour and capital, and away from the former balance between the domestic and international economy. The regime ...
“Root Causes”
... article is based on the idea that the refusal to consider the impact of „culture‟ on collective violence and war contains the risk of throwing out the baby with the bathing water. Causes of war are very often blurred. War is profitable to many actors who may have different interests. Take, for insta ...
... article is based on the idea that the refusal to consider the impact of „culture‟ on collective violence and war contains the risk of throwing out the baby with the bathing water. Causes of war are very often blurred. War is profitable to many actors who may have different interests. Take, for insta ...
What is Propaganda?
... Propagandistic messages are ones that Propagandistic messages are ones that ¾ bypass reason ¾ suppress discourse di ¾ leave individuals feeling that they have made up their own minds their own minds ¾ are repeated so often, and from so many sources that the repetition itself creates an illusion of ...
... Propagandistic messages are ones that Propagandistic messages are ones that ¾ bypass reason ¾ suppress discourse di ¾ leave individuals feeling that they have made up their own minds their own minds ¾ are repeated so often, and from so many sources that the repetition itself creates an illusion of ...
Globalisation, Neo-liberalism and the Employment Question
... The return of widespread unemployment in the area of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in the 1970s is often attributed to processes of restructuring in the world economy. The technological revolution of recent decades has made ʻjobless growthʼ the norm rather than the ...
... The return of widespread unemployment in the area of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in the 1970s is often attributed to processes of restructuring in the world economy. The technological revolution of recent decades has made ʻjobless growthʼ the norm rather than the ...
Uncle Sam Wants You!: - Saint Mary`s College
... American Revolution of 1775, the United States military proved to be valuable for protection of the country and has continued to do so through a series of wars over the past 250 years. However, while the mission of every branch of the military has remained the same over the years, the motives for en ...
... American Revolution of 1775, the United States military proved to be valuable for protection of the country and has continued to do so through a series of wars over the past 250 years. However, while the mission of every branch of the military has remained the same over the years, the motives for en ...
The Effects of Knowledge Economy on the Costs and Cost
... each other. These strategies applied for the sale of digital goods and services are actually practices to acquire consumer surplus. In its simplest meaning, consumer surplus refers to the difference between the price that the consumers want to pay for any goods and the actual price they pay. Two imp ...
... each other. These strategies applied for the sale of digital goods and services are actually practices to acquire consumer surplus. In its simplest meaning, consumer surplus refers to the difference between the price that the consumers want to pay for any goods and the actual price they pay. Two imp ...
Duncan Foley Socialist alternatives to capitalism II: Vienna to Santa Fe
... electronics. von Mises had felt confident in attacking the concept of centralplanning socialism in the nineteen-thirties on the ground that it was humanly impossible to solve all the equations that characterize competitive market equilibrium except through market interactions. But just a few years ...
... electronics. von Mises had felt confident in attacking the concept of centralplanning socialism in the nineteen-thirties on the ground that it was humanly impossible to solve all the equations that characterize competitive market equilibrium except through market interactions. But just a few years ...
Module 1: Introduction to micro economics
... Indeed economics is an important subject because of the fact of scarcity and the desire of efficiency. Consider a world without scarcity. If infinite quantities of every good could be produced or if human desires were fully satisfied, then, people would not worry about stretching out their limited i ...
... Indeed economics is an important subject because of the fact of scarcity and the desire of efficiency. Consider a world without scarcity. If infinite quantities of every good could be produced or if human desires were fully satisfied, then, people would not worry about stretching out their limited i ...
Towards a Reconstruction of Historical Materialism Jürgen
... Production and socialization, the life processes in the sphere of social labor and child-rearing, are of equal importance for the reproduction of the species. The kinship structure, which controls both the integration of the external as well as the internal nature is, therefore, basic. ...
... Production and socialization, the life processes in the sphere of social labor and child-rearing, are of equal importance for the reproduction of the species. The kinship structure, which controls both the integration of the external as well as the internal nature is, therefore, basic. ...
This new regime led to…
... deploying their resources for highest returns – again this segment also does it for its own self interest Thus, not only does a market economy treat the ‘consumer as king’, but it also ensures best outcomes for all players, and optimal allocation of all resources! Prices: A ‘rational and objective’ ...
... deploying their resources for highest returns – again this segment also does it for its own self interest Thus, not only does a market economy treat the ‘consumer as king’, but it also ensures best outcomes for all players, and optimal allocation of all resources! Prices: A ‘rational and objective’ ...
An Unexpected Twist of Ideology.
... There’s a huge steelworks plant near the place I was born in southern Poland. It was designed and built by the Soviets right after World War II to serve a dual purpose: the first was to boost the industrial capacity of the country ruined by the war. The Soviets applied in their Bloc the same logic o ...
... There’s a huge steelworks plant near the place I was born in southern Poland. It was designed and built by the Soviets right after World War II to serve a dual purpose: the first was to boost the industrial capacity of the country ruined by the war. The Soviets applied in their Bloc the same logic o ...
Positive Externalities of Production
... curve does not fully take account of the cost savings to the other producers advantaged. ECO 13/4/3 ...
... curve does not fully take account of the cost savings to the other producers advantaged. ECO 13/4/3 ...
Why do wars happen?
... •Scientific and technological progress, industrialization and post-industrial ...
... •Scientific and technological progress, industrialization and post-industrial ...
Cross-Cultural and Global Communications
... More recently, western European nations created worldwide empires where goods and ppl moved relatively easy The most recent phenomenon of globalization, has been different and unprecedented in both scope and speed Has the potential to transform the social and political as well as the economic ...
... More recently, western European nations created worldwide empires where goods and ppl moved relatively easy The most recent phenomenon of globalization, has been different and unprecedented in both scope and speed Has the potential to transform the social and political as well as the economic ...
this PDF file - MacEwan Open Journals
... and brought different groups into conflict over resources. The time of empires brought this same struggle for resources—and by extension, power—to a new level. No longer was war defined by simple small scale skirmishes between clans; now organized armies of professionally trained soldiers marched ag ...
... and brought different groups into conflict over resources. The time of empires brought this same struggle for resources—and by extension, power—to a new level. No longer was war defined by simple small scale skirmishes between clans; now organized armies of professionally trained soldiers marched ag ...
Toward a Theory of Long Waves
... machines and infrastructure must also be supported . These demands create a need for resources, and if the country does not have the needed resources domestically it wil l tend to seek them internationally . The propensity to extend activity beyond a country's own borders to help mee t demands is ca ...
... machines and infrastructure must also be supported . These demands create a need for resources, and if the country does not have the needed resources domestically it wil l tend to seek them internationally . The propensity to extend activity beyond a country's own borders to help mee t demands is ca ...
agrofuels in brazil - FIAN International
... was within this spirit that Brazil recently established the National Biodiesel Program. Brazil was the first country to foster a broad program for the development and large scale use of a fuel derived from agricultural products, namely, ethanol made from sugar cane. Additionally, as is widely known, ...
... was within this spirit that Brazil recently established the National Biodiesel Program. Brazil was the first country to foster a broad program for the development and large scale use of a fuel derived from agricultural products, namely, ethanol made from sugar cane. Additionally, as is widely known, ...