A. Giving labour theory of value
B. Modifying theory of class struggle
C. Theory of surplus value
D. The principle of democratic centralism
E. None of these
A. The House of Lords
B. The Queen-in-Parliament
C. The Queen
D. The Courts
A. It aims at giving representation to minorities
B. It aims at protecting the interests of women
C. Its aim is to protect the rights of various occupations
D. It aims at giving more opportunities to the voters to participate in governmental affairs
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. To preserve private property
B. To promote religion of people
C. To check exploitation
D. To check encroachments on fundamental rights
A. Barker
B. Bryce
C. Herman Finer
D. Harold Laski
A. Land
B. Labour
C. Capital
D. Mineral wealth
E. Natural resources