Evolutionary Socialism

A. Labour must be paid minimum wages irrespective of the quantum of goods produced and the profit be passed on to the state
B. The labourers be paid fixed salary and all the profits earned should be used for social good
C. There is difference between what a labourer produces and what he is paid. This difference is known as surplus value and is pocketed by the capitalists.
D. None of the above

A. Abolishing capitalism
B. Reforming capitalism
C. Retaining capitalism as it is
D. None of the above

A. Due to foreign interference
B. Due to increasing importance of political elites
C. Due to growing antagonism between the haves and have-notes
D. Because of dissatisfaction of the educated people with the system

A. Capitalism concentrates large
B. Capitalism reduces the purchasing capacity of workers by paying them lowest wages
C. Capitalism concentrates the capital in the hands of fewer persons and pushes the smaller capitalists in the rank of working classes
D. Capitalism frees the workers from economic worries and thus makes it possible for them to wage a strong struggle against capitalism

A. The state shall be used to safeguard interest of the capitalist
B. The state should be used to safeguard the interests of the working classes
C. The states whall try to bring about reconciliation between the Capitalists and working classes
D. The state shall not exist

A. There shall be least interference in the economic sphere by the state
B. The means of production and distribution shall be used for the benefit of working classes
C. The means of production whall be used for social good
D. None of the above

A. Through elections
B. Through strikes
C. By killing the bourgeoisie class
D. Through guilds of workers

A. Bourgeois will dominate the proletariat
B. The proletariat will dominate the bourgeois
C. The spheres of the bourgeois and proletariat will be clearly demarcated and none will dominate the other
D. Distinction between bourgeois and proletariat shall not exist

A. Peaceful and constitutional methods
B. Change of heart and mind
C. Revolutionary methods
D. Combination of peaceful and revolutionary methods according to the requirements of the situation

A. It attaches too much importance to the religious factor in the interpretation of history
B. It attaches too much importance to the materialistic factor in interpretation of history
C. It wrongly asserts that the value of goods is determined by labour alone
D. It wrongly considers the state as an instrument of oppression