A. They contest elections
B. They have large membership
C. They pursue broader objectives
D. Their field of operation is very limited
A. Peace and plenty
B. Constant warfare
C. Peace and scarcity
D. Religious dominance
A. To suggest candidates for appointment to various offices
B. To suggest legislative measures which the legislature is not enacting
C. To reject the laws passed b the legislature
D. To seek judicial opinion regarding the constitutionality of laws enacted by the legislature
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. Fear of God
B. Despotism of King
C. Sweet will of the people
D. Laws of nature
A. Herodotus – Political Science
B. Auguste Comte – Sociology
C. Adam Smith – Economics
D. Sigmund Fraud – Psychology
A. It gives despotic powers to the Cabinet
B. It given an opportunity to the opposition party to indulge in an irresponsible criticism of government
C. It makes smooth changes in government possible
D. It leads to the formation coalition governments