When did classical political economy in England develop?

Late 16th century to early 17th century

Late 17th century to early 18th century

Late 18th century to early 19th century

Late 19th century to early 20th century

Who is the founder of the school of thought according to W. Petty?

Classical political economy in England

Classical political economy in France

Petty bourgeois political economy

The economic theory of C. Marx was inherited and developed directly into the achievements of which?

Classical political economy in England

Petty bourgeois political economy

Which doctrine is the cornerstone of the entire economic theory of C. Marx?

Theory of circulation and capital turnover

When did Marxist-Leninist political economy begin to develop?

From the middle of the 19th century

From the beginning of the 19th century

From the end of the 19th century

From the beginning of the 20th century

What is the research subject of Marxist-Leninist political economy?

Social relations between people in the production process.

Social relations of production and exchange placed in a dialectical relationship with the level of development of productive forces and the corresponding superstructure of a certain mode of production.

Production, distribution, exchange, and consumption relations.

What is the purpose of studying Marxist-Leninist political economy?

To find the economic laws governing the movement of the mode of production.

To discover the economic laws governing the relationships between people in production and exchange.

To apply the economic laws governing production and exchange relationships.

To harmonize economic interests.

What is the task of studying Marxist-Leninist political economy?

To find the essence of productive forces.

To find the essence of social production relations.

To find economic laws and their impact for effective application in practice.

To find economic laws to achieve desired economic efficiency.

What is the economic law?

The relationships that reflect the nature, objective, and repetitive of economic phenomena and processes.

Reflecting the nature of phenomena in society.

Objective, existing in all modes of production.

Subjective, existing in all modes of production.

Fill in the appropriate words in the blanks: Economic law exists ....(1)..., does not depend on human will, humans cannot ...(2)... economic law, but can ...(3)... and ...(4)... economic law.

(1) objective, (2) ignore, (3) recognize, (4) act

(1) objective, (2) eliminate, (3) recognize, (4) apply

(1) subjective, (2) ignore, (3) recognize, (4) act

(1) subjective, (2) eliminate, (3) recognize, (4) apply

What are the functions of Marxist-Leninist political economy?

Cognition, practice, ideology, education

Cognition, practice, ideology, methodology

Cognition, practice, society, methodology

Cognition, practice, education, society

The scientific abstraction method in studying Marxist-Leninist politics requires:

The research process goes from abstract to specific, stating concepts, categories, and outlining relationships.

The research process goes from specific to abstract, stating concepts, categories, and outlining relationships.

What is the scientific abstraction method in Marxist-Leninist political research?

The research process goes from abstract to specific, highlighting concepts and categories, outlining relationships between them, and eliminating complex parts of the research object.

Eliminating random, temporary, indirect factors, thereby isolating typical, stable, direct signs of the research object.

The research process goes from specific to abstract, thereby highlighting concepts and categories, outlining relationships between them and vice versa.

The research process goes from abstract to specific, thereby highlighting concepts and categories, outlining relationships between them and vice versa.

Production of goods is

A type of economic organization where producers do not aim to meet their own consumption needs but to exchange and trade.

A type of economic organization where products are produced to satisfy the needs of the producer.

A type of economic organization where products are produced to satisfy internal needs.

A type of economic organization where producers aim to exchange and sell products.

Fill in the appropriate words in the blanks: Social labor division is the ...(1)... of labor in society into various production sectors ...(2)... creating ...(3)... of producers in different industries.

(1) division, (2) different, (3) specialization

(1) division, (2) the same, (3) specialization

(1) division, (2) different, (3) modernization

(1) division, (2) the same, (3) modernization

What are the conditions for the emergence and existence of commodity production?

Social labor division and diversification of economic components

Social labor division and economic separation of production entities

Individual labor division and private ownership of production means

Social labor division and public ownership of production means

What are the advantages of commodity production?

Promotes social labor division, specialization of production, and expands economic exchanges.

Promotes social labor division, labor productivity, and expands economic exchanges.

Promotes labor productivity, develops social production forces, and expands economic exchanges.

Develops social production forces and expands economic exchanges.

What are the downsides of commodity production?

Wealth inequality, potential economic crisis, depletion of natural resources.

Wealth inequality, potential economic crisis, environmental pollution.

Potential economic crisis, environmental pollution, depletion of natural resources.

Potential economic crisis, environmental pollution, making xu

Product of labor that satisfies a certain need of humans.

Product of labor that can satisfy a certain need of humans through exchange and sale.

Product of labor that satisfies the needs of the producers themselves.

Product of labor that satisfies the needs of others without exchange or sale.

What are the characteristics of commodities?

Cannot be stored, production and consumption occur simultaneously.

Can be stored, production and consumption occur simultaneously.

Cannot be stored, production and consumption are separate.

Can be stored, production and consumption are separate.

What is the characteristic of tangible commodities?

Can be stored, exist in physical forms, and realize both use value and value simultaneously.

Cannot be stored, exist in physical forms, and realize both use value and value simultaneously.

Can be stored, exist in non-physical forms, and realize both use value and value simultaneously.

Cannot be stored, exist in non-physical forms, and realize both use value and value simultaneously.

Why does C. Marx believe that commodities can be exchanged?

They are all products of labor, crystallizing an equal amount of social labor.

They all take into account the time of social labor necessary for production.

They have equal material and technical costs.

What does the quantity of use values of commodities depend on?

Level of science and technology

What factors does the value of goods depend on?

Level of science and technology

The use value of goods aims to

Satisfy the needs of the buyer.

Satisfy the needs of the producer.

Satisfy the needs of the seller.

Satisfy the needs of the manager.

What factor determines the value of goods?

The labor cost of the producer.

The specific labor of the producer of goods.

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When did the scientific term 'political economy' first appear?

1610

1615

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Which author wrote the treatise on political economy?

Antoine de Montcheretien

William Stafford

William Petty

Thomas Mun

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When did political economy officially become a science?

16th century

17th century

18th century

19th century

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Which school is recognized as the initial system of economic political law studying capitalist production?

Monetary school

Agrarianism

Mercantilism

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Mercantilism emerged during which period?

Capital accumulation

Primitive capital accumulation

Free competition capitalism

Monopoly capitalism

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What is the significance of the economic thought of mercantilism?

Discovering economic laws

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Discovering and applying economic laws

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When did the scientific term 'political economy' first appear?

Which author wrote the treatise on political economy?

When did political economy officially become a science?

Which school is recognized as the initial system of economic political law studying capitalist production?

Mercantilism emerged during which period?

What is the significance of the economic thought of mercantilism?

Mercantilism particularly emphasizes the role of activities in which field?

What does mercantilism particularly emphasize in its activities?

From where does mercantilism explain the origin of profit?

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