(1) The document appears to be an economics exam covering the development of economic thought. It contains 9 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of influential economists and economic theories from mercantilism through welfare economics.
(2) The questions cover topics such as mercantilism, physiocracy, Adam Smith and the publication of The Wealth of Nations, theories of overproduction, utilitarianism, comparative advantage, protectionism, and the founders of welfare economics.
(3) Students are to select the single correct answer for each question by choosing the corresponding letter, with each question worth 1 mark towards a maximum total of 80 marks for the exam.
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(1) The document appears to be an economics exam covering the development of economic thought. It contains 9 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of influential economists and economic theories from mercantilism through welfare economics.
(2) The questions cover topics such as mercantilism, physiocracy, Adam Smith and the publication of The Wealth of Nations, theories of overproduction, utilitarianism, comparative advantage, protectionism, and the founders of welfare economics.
(3) Students are to select the single correct answer for each question by choosing the corresponding letter, with each question worth 1 mark towards a maximum total of 80 marks for the exam.
(1) The document appears to be an economics exam covering the development of economic thought. It contains 9 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of influential economists and economic theories from mercantilism through welfare economics.
(2) The questions cover topics such as mercantilism, physiocracy, Adam Smith and the publication of The Wealth of Nations, theories of overproduction, utilitarianism, comparative advantage, protectionism, and the founders of welfare economics.
(3) Students are to select the single correct answer for each question by choosing the corresponding letter, with each question worth 1 mark towards a maximum total of 80 marks for the exam.
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(1) The document appears to be an economics exam covering the development of economic thought. It contains 9 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of influential economists and economic theories from mercantilism through welfare economics.
(2) The questions cover topics such as mercantilism, physiocracy, Adam Smith and the publication of The Wealth of Nations, theories of overproduction, utilitarianism, comparative advantage, protectionism, and the founders of welfare economics.
(3) Students are to select the single correct answer for each question by choosing the corresponding letter, with each question worth 1 mark towards a maximum total of 80 marks for the exam.
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Answers may be written either in English or in Malayalam. Part A
Answer all the questions.
Give only alphabet of the correct answer of the following. Each question carries 1 mark. 1. Mercantilism developed in France was termed : (a) Kameralism. (b) Colbertism. (c) Bullionism. (d) Mercantile system. 2. Which of the following is a mercantilist ? (a) Friedrirch List. (b) Robert Owen (c) Sismondi. (d) Sir Thomas Mun. 3. Who is the author of Tableau Economique ? (a) Turgot. (b) Condillac (c) Antonio Serra. (d) Francois Quesnay
4. The Wealth of Nations was published in the year :
(a) 1759. (b) 1778. (c) 1776. (d) 1763. 5. The economist who propounded overproduction arising out of underconsumption : (a) David Ricardo. (b) J.B. Say (c) J.M. Keynes. (d) Thomas Robert Malthus. 6. Who is the leader of utilitarian school ? (a) Jeremy Bentham. (b) Adam Smith (c) J.S.Mill. (d) Louis Blanc 7. The theory of Comparative costs was developed by : (a) Adam Smith, (b) Marshall (c) A.C. Pigou. (d) David Ricardo. 8. Who developed the theory of Protection ? (a) Stanley Jevons. (b) Carl Monger (c) Leon Walras. (d) Friedrirch List.
9. The founder of Welfare Economics
(a) Amartya Sen (b) Alfred Marshall (c) J.S. Mill. (d) A.C. Pigou.