Câu Trắc Nghiệm KTCT

In which work did the concept of 'political economy' first appear?

• "Treatise on Political Economy" by A. Montchretien

• "The Wealth of Nations" by Adam Smith

• "Economic Table" by Quesney

• "Capital" by C. Marx

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

• Production of material wealth

• Social relations between people

• Production relations in interaction with the corresponding forces of production and superstructure.

• The process of production, distribution, exchange, and consumption

Which of the following is correct about the concept of political economy?

• Political economy finds the laws of nature.

• Political economy aims to find the laws of economics, regulating human behavior.

• Political economy is the science that studies the movement of wealth and resources.

• Political economy is a social science about economics.

What is the initial economic theory that studies the capitalist production system?

• Mercantilism

• Physiocracy

• Classical Political Economy of England

• Marxist-Leninist Political Economy

According to the mercantilist school, where does profit originate from?

• From production

• From distribution

• From commerce, through buying cheap and selling high

• From consumption

What area does mercantilism focus its research on?

• Consumption

• Circulation

• Production

• Distribution

To study Marxist-Leninist political economy, which method is the most important?

• Scientific abstraction

• Analysis and synthesis

• Modeling

• Statistical investigation

What is the highest level of research purpose?

Which of the following methods is the most important?

• Scientific abstraction

• Analysis and synthesis

• Modeling

• Statistical investigation

What is the highest level purpose of Marxist-Leninist political economy research?

• To discover the laws governing relationships between people in production and exchange, applying the laws to promote civilization and comprehensive development of society through resolving interest relationships.

• To find the economic laws related to relationships between people in the process of production, distribution, exchange, and consumption of goods.

• To discover the social laws governing production and exchange of goods between people.

• To find the laws that create motivation for human creativity, promoting the development of economics.