Chapter 29: Problem 15
Karl Marx was a (an) a. nineteenth-century German philosopher. b. eighteenth-century Russian economist. c. fourteenth-century Polish banker. d. nineteenth-century Russian journalist.
Chapter 29: Problem 15
Karl Marx was a (an) a. nineteenth-century German philosopher. b. eighteenth-century Russian economist. c. fourteenth-century Polish banker. d. nineteenth-century Russian journalist.
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Get started for freeThe economic system in which private individuals own the factors of production is a. a planned economy. b. capitalism. c. collectivism. d. socialism.
In Adam Smith's competitive market economy, the question of what goods to produce is determined by the a. "invisible hand" of the price system. b. "invisible hand" of government. c. "visible hand" of public interest. d. "visible hand" of laws and regulations.
In Marx's ideal communist society, the state a. actively promotes income equality. b. follows the doctrine of laissez faire. c. owns resources and conducts planning. d. does not exist.
According to Karl Marx, under capitalism, a. profits would be shared fairly. b. incomes would be distributed equally. c. workers would be exploited and revolt against owners of capital. d. workers would actually own the factors of production.
Adam Smith stated that the role of government in society should be to a. provide defense. b. enforce contracts. c. do absolutely nothing. d. do both (a) and (b).
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