A. Cannot be amended
B. Can be amended by the people as a whole
C. Can be amended like an ordinary law
D. Can be amended by a special procedure
A. Received encouragement during World War I
B. Received encouragement during World War II
C. Received encouragement during post-war period
D. Received encouragement during the course of war only
A. It is an element of state
B. It is an element of the society
C. It is an element of the nation
D. It regulates as well as determines functions of Government.
A. Freedom of press
B. Freedom of association
C. Freedom to exploit the weaker sections
D. Freedom to approach the courts
A. In an authoritarian state
B. In a democracy
C. In dictatorships
D. In a totalitarian state
E. None of the above
A. In this head of the state is supreme
B. In this head of the government is supreme
C. In this head of the party is supreme
D. In which Council of Ministers is supreme
E. In which constitution is supreme
A. Shifting frontiers and growing population
B. Decline in purchasing capacity and growing unemployment
C. Technological changes and presence of large labour force
D. Growing population and prevailing unemployment
A. Adam Smith
B. Keynes
C. Ricrodo
D. Marshall
A. He wrongly asserts that capitalism is crumbling and socialism is likely to replace it
B. His theory is defective in so far as it tries to present the spirit of enterprise as a phenomenon common to all social organisations
C. His assumption that all innovations are financed by borrowings is not correct because banks generally provide only short-term loans
D. None of the above
A. Quickly catering to the tastes of the consumers
B. Bringing about changes in the tastes of consumers
C. Providing the existing goods at the lowest price
D. All the above actions