Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Where was institutional economics born?

What can be said to be true about Neo-Schumpeterian evolutionary economics?

In which of his books, Schumpeter models the capitalist economy as a ‘static/steady circular flow’ in which all resources are used and there is no sign of change?

In the early 1950s, who took up game theory to analyze what happens when players are not allowed to cooperate?

What do ‘catallactics’ and ‘praxeology’ imply in Hayekian economics?

How did Thomas Piketty propose to address the issue of rising income inequality, as discussed in his book "Capital in the Twenty First Century"?

Choose the option that completes the following sentence correctly.

"The notion of .......... is closely related to Marx’s other, latter notion that he put forward in Capital, namely, commodity fetishism."

The historical conditions in mid-18th century France were subject to the physiocratic critique.

Which of the following is not one of these conditions?

I. One of Mill's most important contributions is the notion of “the invisible hand” which is still important in economics.

II. Mill’s most important methodological principle is the distinction he draws between production and distribution.

III. Mill’s Utilitarianism is a qualified one in that he accepts that some choices of individuals are better in quality than others.

Which of the statements can be said to be true about John Stuart Mill?

Which of the above are mostly dealt with microeconomic issues?

“This term refers to all kinds of human activities; but it must be understood as referring to free, universal, and self-creative activity through which the human species creates (transforms) her world and herself”.

Which term is explained by the above sentences?

Choose the option that completes the following sentence correctly.

"The .......... metaphor, which was first devised by Adam Smith, offers an analytical framework for an individual choice-driven market system, capable of bringing solutions to economic problems."