A. Lords Act
B. Referendum
C. General Election
D. None of these
A. It underestimated the possibility of technological progress
B. It failed to adequately analyze the problem of maintaining aggregate demand
C. It attached too much importance to the role of technology in development
D. None of the above
A. The mob
B. The people
C. The politicians
D. The civil servants
A. Because they did not believe in the inherent worth of man
B. Because they felt that the masses were not competent to govern themselves
C. Because they believed in human inequality
D. Because majority consists of fools
A. Abolition of private property
B. Creation of a classless society
C. Abolition of religion
D. Promotion of material welfare of the individual
A. Social instinct
B. Kinship
C. Private property
D. Desire to live in peace
A. Karl Marx
B. Proudhon
C. J.S. Mill
D. Engels