A. Technological development
B. Increased international trade
C. Decreased international trade
D. Payment of less wages to workers
E. Denial of facilities to the workers
A. J.S. Coleman
B. G.A. Almond
C. Edward A. Shills
D. Karl Deutsch
E. M.F. Milikan
A. Capital formation
B. Political stability
C. Level of absolute power
D. Political modernisation
E. National respect in international field
A. Surplus valuation
B. Increasing population
C. Industrialisation
D. International trade
A. Theory of surplus value
B. Dialectical materialism
C. Class struggle
D. Proletariat revolution
E. Classless society
A. Communist Manifesto
B. Das Kapital
C. Capital: A. Critique of Political Economy
D. None of these
A. Social conditions
B. Economic conditions
C. Political conditions
D. Other developments combined
E. Population growth rate
A. They underestimated technological progress
B. They failed to analyse problems of aggregate demands
C. They overestimated technological progress
D. They wrongly assumed that per capita income rests diminishing returns
E. None of the above
A. Democracy
B. Political mobilisation
C. Political stability
D. Level of absolute power
A. Capital accumulation
B. More population
C. Centralisation of authority
D. Higher rents