A. Marxian writers
B. Classical writers
C. Neo-classical writers
D. All the three
A. Development is a gradual and continuous process
B. The process of development has harmonious and cumulative nature
C. They are quite optimistic about the possibilities of continued economic progress
D. None of the above
A. Due to technological and resource discoveries of the nineteenth century
B. Deu to fast deteriorating condition of the workers in Europe
C. Due to fear of revolution created by the preaching’s Marx
D. Due to all the above reasons
A. The English classical school
B. The German historical school
C. By both the above schools
D. By none of the above two schools
A. Technological improvement
B. Reduction of wages
C. Increase in working hours
D. None of the above
A. Marx
B. A.C. Frank
C. Lenin
D. None of the above
A. More capital
B. More labour
C. More available natural resources
D. All the above
A. Raw materials
B. Minerals
C. Manufactured goods
D. All the above
A. Radical structuralist
B. Marxists
C. None of the two
D. Both of the above
A. Paid no attention to the issue of underdevelopment
B. Paid great attention to the issue of underdevelopment
C. Emphasized that capitalism was respobsible for underdevelopment
D. None of the above