Hıstory of Economıc Thought (ENG)
Ünite Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
- Soru metinleri açık; şıklar ve cevap anahtarı uygulamada
- 1
“Every piece of property has a double use; both uses are uses of the thing itself, but they are not similar uses; for one is the proper use of the article in question; the other is not. For example, a shoe may be used either to put on your foot or to offer in exchange”.
Which scholar uttered the above?
- 2
For Rousseau, the grounding principles of political economy are ‘........’, ‘........’ and ‘.........’ which suggest a self-sufficient and autarchic economic model that presupposes the small-scale private property as a rule.
- 3
In scholastic thought, the idea of moral economy interpreted according to ______________ teaching was at the forefront.
- 4
It is a fundamental philosophical thought and knowledge structure, shaped mainly by Catholic Christian moral teaching, which governed the social, political, legal, and economic institutions and relations peculiar to the feudal society.
Which term is explained above?
- 5
The historical conditions in mid-18th century France were subject to the physiocratic critique.
Which of the following is not one of these conditions?
- 6
According to whom, poverty is the political problem of the state?
- 7
The Physiocrats believed that wealth originated from _____, and that government economic policy should focus on encouraging ______:
- 8
What was the most important difference between mercantalism and cameralism in terms of administrative tools?
- 9
I. management of government expenditure
II. a fair and efficient system of taxation
III. debt management
In public finance scholarship, there was “Hume’s legacy” in the classical political economy around which of the above:
- 10
The economist who wrote more about population:
- 11
Which of the following is not one of the policies of mercantalism?
- 12
According to Rousseau, an ideal economic system has three purposes: ‘abundance’, ‘freedom’, and ‘justice’. Which of the following economic policies is not presupposed for these objects?
- 13
Quesnay belongs to which school of economic thought?
- 14
Who is the author of De Cive (On the Citizen) published in 1647, and Leviathan dated 1651?
- 15
- He was a political scientist and philosopher.
- He was committed to resolving the social tensions that arose at the time of the rapid capitalization process in England.
- His period was a time when the bourgeois class gained political, economic and social power and the conflict between the king and the parliament increased.
Which scholar is described by the above sentences?
- 16
Hume’s Political Discourses was published in:
- 17
The concept of division of labour is first introduced by:
- 18
“It is the fundamental doctrine of classical political economy in the mid-18th century, which adopts nature as an economic governmental model and centers the multiple production processes carried out by productive and unproductive classes in a way to develop a general and abstract economic model”.
Which term is explained above?
- 19
“It can be defined as a set of economic policies and doctrines that have developed in the geography including England, France, Spain, the Netherlands and Belgium in Western Europe since the beginning of the 16th century”.
Which term is explained above?
- 20
As a historian, Ibn Khaldun had a strong tendency towards the _________________ and dialectical conception of history.