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Kinh Tế Chính Trị Mác - Lênin

Total questions: 184

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Thời kỳ quá độ ở Liên Xô bắt đầu và kết thúc năm nào?

a)

a. Từ 1917 - 1929

b)

b. Từ 1917 - 1932

c)

c. Từ 1917 - 1936

d)

d. Từ 1917 - 1938

2.

Kế hoạch xây dựng CNXH của Lênin gồm những nội dung gì?

a)

a. Phát triển LLSX, CNH đất nước

b)

b. Xây dựng QHSX XHCN

c)

c. Tiến hành CM tư tưởng, văn hoá

d)

d. Cả a, b và c

3.

Tư tưởng về quá độ lên CNXH bỏ qua TBCN do ai nêu ra?

a)

a. C.Mác

b)

b. Ph.Ăng ghen

c)

c. V.I.Lênin

d)

d. Cả a, b và c

4.

"Phân tích cho đến cùng thì NSLĐ là cái quan trọng nhất, căn bản nhất cho sự thắng lợi của chế độ xã hội mới". Câu nói này của ai?

a)

a. C.Mác

b)

b. Ph.Ăng ghen

c)

c. V.I.Lênin

d)

d. J.Stalin

5.

Tư tưởng quá độ bỏ qua chế độ TBCN lên CNXH lần đầu tiên thể hiện trong văn kiện nào của Đảng CSVN?

a)

a. Năm 1930 trong cương lĩnh do đồng chí Trần Phú soạn thảo

b)

b. Năm 1951 trong văn kiện Đại hội II

c)

c. Năm 1960 trong văn kiện Đại hội III

d)

d. Năm 1976 trong văn kiện Đại hội IV

6.

Nước ta quá độ lên CNXH là tất yếu lịch sử vì?

a)

a. Phù hợp quy luật phát triển khách quan của lịch sử loài người.

b)

b. Phù hợp với đặc điểm thời đại

c)

c. Do cách mạng nước ta phát triển theo con đường độc lập dân tộc gắn liền với CNXH

d)

d. Cả a, b, c

7.

Thời kỳ quá độ lên CNXH ở nước ta bắt đầu từ khi nào?

a)

a. Sau Cách mạng tháng 8 - 1945

b)

b. Sau khi miền Bắc được giải phóng (1954)

c)

c. Sau đại thắng mùa xuân 1975

8.

Tiến lên CNXH bỏ qua chế độ TBCN là bỏ qua?

a)

a. Bỏ qua tất cả cái gì có trong CNTB

b)

b. Bỏ qua sự thống trị của QHSX TBCN

c)

c. Bỏ qua sự thống trị của kiến trúc thượng tầng TBCN

d)

d. Cả b và c

9.

Choose the correct option about the characteristics of economic laws:

a)

Objective nature

b)

Subjective nature

c)

Exerting effects through human economic activities

d)

Both a and c

10.

Trong TKQĐ lên CNXH ở nước ta có những nhiệm vụ kinh tế cơ bản nào?

a)

a. Phát triển LLSX, thực hiện CNH, HĐH đất nước

b)

b. Xây dựng QHSX mới theo định hướng XHCN

c)

c. Mở rộng và nâng cao hiệu quả kinh tế đối ngoại.

d)

d. Cả a, b, c

11.

Nội dung nhiệm vụ phát triển LLSX gồm có?

a)

a. Xây dựng cơ sở vật chất - kỹ thuật cho CNXH

b)

b. Tiến hành CNH, HĐH đất nước

c)

c. Xây dựng con người, đào tạo lực lượng lao động mới

d)

d. Cả a, b và c

12.

QHSX mới theo định hướng XHCN đang được xây dựng ở nước ta là thế nào?

a)

a. Phải tuân theo quy luật: QHSX phù hợp với tính chất và trình độ phát triển của LLSX

b)

b. Đa dạng hoá về sở hữu, nhiều thành phần kinh tế

c)

c. Dựa trên nhiều phương thức tổ chức sản xuất kinh doanh, nhiều hình thức phân phối

d)

d. Cả a, b, c

13.

Đường lối CNH ở nước ta lần đầu tiên được đề ra ở Đại hội nào của Đảng?

a)

a. Đại hội II

b)

b. Đại hội III

c)

c. Đại hội IV

d)

d. Đại hội V

14.

Những quan điểm mới về CNH-HĐH đất nước được đề ra ở Đại hội nào của Đảng?

a)

a. Đại hội VI

b)

b. Đại hội VII

c)

c. Đại hội VIII

d)

d. Đại hội IX

15.

Chủ trương "đẩy mạnh CNH, HĐH đất nước" được đề ra ở Đại hội nào của Đảng?

a)

a. Đại hội VI

b)

b. Đại hội VII

c)

c. Đại hội VIII

d)

d. Đại hội IX

16.

Mô hình kinh tế thị trường định hướng XHCN ở nước ta được chính thức nêu ra ở Đại hội nào của Đảng CSVN?

a)

a. Đại hội VI

b)

b. Đại hội VII

c)

c. Đại hội VIII

d)

d. Đại hội IX

17.

Phạm trù chiếm hữu là:

a)

a. Hành vi chưa xuất hiện trong xã hội nguyên thuỷ

b)

b. Biểu hiện quan hệ giữa người với tự nhiên trong quá trinh sản xuất ra của cải vật chất.

c)

c. Là quan hệ giữa người với người trong việc chiếm hữu của cải.

d)

d. Là phạm trù lịch sử

18.

Phạm trù sở hữu:

a)

a. Là điều kiện trước tiên của hoạt động sản xuất vật chất

b)

b. Là biểu hiện quan hệ giữa người với tự nhiên trong quá trình sản xuất

c)

c. Là hình thức xã hội của chiếm hữu trong một xã hội nhất định.

d)

d. Là phạm trù vĩnh viễn

19.

Chọn mệnh đề đúng dưới đây:

a)

a. Khái niệm sở hữu đồng nghĩa với khái niệm chiếm hữu

b)

b. Người sở hữu có thể là người chiếm hữu

c)

c. Người sở hữu đương nhiên là người chiếm hữu

d)

d. Người chiếm hữu đương nhiên là người sở hữu

20.

Sở hữu tồn tại thế nào?

a)

a. Tồn tại độc lập

b)

b. Tồn tại thông qua các thành phần kinh tế

c)

c. Tồn tại thông qua các hình thức tổ chức sản xuất kinh doanh

d)

d. Cả b và c

21.

Thế nào là quan hệ sở hữu:

a)

a. Là quan hệ giữa người với người, giữa các giai cấp về đối tượng sở hữu

b)

b. Là quan hệ giữa chủ thể sở hữu với đối tượng sở hữu

c)

c. Là quan hệ giữa các chủ thể sở hữu với nhau.

d)

d. Cả a, b và c

22.

Thế nào là chế độ sở hữu:

a)

a. Là quan hệ giữa người với tự nhiên trong quá trình sản xuất của cải vật chất

b)

b. Là hình thức xã hội của chiếm hữu trong một xã hội

c)

c. Là quan hệ giữa người với người trong việc chiếm hữu TLSX

d)

d. Là phạm trù sở hữu được thể chế hoá thành quyền sở hữu được thực hiện thông qua một cơ chế nhất định.

23.

Chọn mệnh đề đúng dưới đây:

a)

a. Trong mỗi PTSX có 1 loại hình sở hữu TLSX đặc trưng

b)

b. Mỗi PTSX có 1 hình thức sở hữu TLSX

c)

c. Mỗi PTSX có nhiều hình thức sở hữu TLSX

d)

d. Cả a và c

24.

Chọn phương án đúng:

a)

a. Sự thay đổi của các hình thức sở hữu là quá trình lịch sử tự nhiên

b)

b. Sự biến đổi các hình thức sở hữu do con người quy định

c)

c. Các hình thức sở hữu TLSX do nhà nước đặt ra

d)

d. Cả a, b, c đều đúng

25.

Sở hữu xét về mặt pháp lý là?

a)

a. Quy định về quyền kế thừa, thế chấp đối tượng sở hữu

b)

b. Quy định về quyền chuyển nhượng, cho thuê đối tượng sở hữu

c)

c. Thể chế hoá về mặt pháp luật quan hệ giữa người với người về đối tượng sở hữu.

d)

d. Mang lại thu nhập cho chủ sở hữu

26.

Trong TKQĐ ở nước ta, sở hữu nhà nước giữ vai trò gì?

a)

a. Thống trị trong cơ cấu sở hữu ở nước ta

b)

b. Nền tảng trong cơ cấu sở hữu ở nước ta

c)

c. Chủ đạo trong cơ cấu sở hữu ở nước ta

d)

d. Quan trọng trong cơ cấu sở hữu ở nước ta

27.

Trong TKQĐ ở nước ta, sở hữu nhà nước được thiết lập?

a)

a. Đối với lĩnh vực kết cấu hạ tầng, tài nguyên, các tài sản quốc gia

b)

b. Ở các lĩnh vực then chốt của nền kinh tế

c)

c. Ở các lĩnh vực cung ứng hàng hoá, dịch vụ thông thường.

d)

d. Cả a, b và c

28.

Trong TKQĐ ở nước ta sở hữu tư nhân?

a)

a. Bị xoá bỏ

b)

b. Bị hạn chế

c)

c. Là hình thức sở hữu thống trị.

d)

d. Tồn tại đan xen với các hình thức sở hữu khác

29.

Sở hữu tư nhân ở nước ta gồm có?

a)

a. Sở hữu cá thể

b)

b. Sở hữu tiểu chủ

c)

c. Sở hữu tư bản tư nhân

d)

d. Cả a, b, c

30.

Chọn ý đúng trong các ý dưới đây:

a)

a. Sở hữu là mục đích của cách mạng XHCN

b)

b. Là hình thức, là phương tiện để phát triển LLSX, nâng cao đời sống nhân dân

c)

c. Công hữu càng nhiều thì tính chất XHCN càng cao

d)

d. Sở hữu nhà nước là sở hữu toàn dân

31.

Chọn ý không đúng về việc xác lập sở hữu công cộng TLSX?

a)

a. Là quá trình lâu dài, từ thấp đến cao và luôn luôn phù hợp với trình độ LLSX

b)

b. Cần tiến hành nhanh thông qua quốc hữu hoá

c)

c. Làm cho sở hữu công cộng có năng suất, chất lượng và hiệu quả cao hơn so với sở hữu tư nhân

d)

d. Cả a và c.

32.

Nguyên nhân tồn tại nhiều thành phần kinh tế trong TKQĐ ở nước ta là do?

a)

a. Do trình độ LLSX còn nhiều thang bậc khác nhau, còn nhiều quan hệ sở hữu về TLSX

b)

b. Do xã hội cũ để lại

c)

c. Do quá trình cải tạo và xây dựng QHSX mới

d)

d. Cả a, b và c

33.

Thành phần kinh tế là khu vực kinh tế, kiểu quan hệ kinh tế dựa trên:

a)

a. Một hình thức sở hữu nhất định về TLSX

b)

b. Một QHSX nhất định

c)

c. Một trình độ nhất định của LLSX

d)

d. Cả a, b và c

34.

Cơ cấu kinh tế nhiều thành phần có vai trò gì?

a)

a. Cho phép khai thác, sử dụng có hiệu quả các yếu tố sản xuất các nguồn lực và tiềm năng của nền kinh tế

b)

b. Thúc đẩy kinh tế hàng hoá phát triển, khoa học, công nghệ phát triển nhanh.

c)

c. Làm cho NSLĐ tăng, kinh tế tăng trưởng nhanh và hiệu quả.

d)

d. Cả a, b và c

35.

Chọn các ý đúng về sở hữu và thành phần kinh tế?

a)

a. Một hình thức sở hữu hình thành 1 thành phần kinh tế

b)

b. Một hình thức sở hữu có thể hình thành nhiều thành phần kinh tế

c)

c. Một thành phần kinh tế chỉ tồn tại thông qua 1 hình thức tổ chức sản xuất kinh doanh

d)

d. Cả a, b, c

36.

In modern large-scale production, which factor plays a decisive role in the labor production process?

a)

Labor force

b)

Modern means of production

c)

Advanced production tools

d)

Object of labor

37.

The production method is the unity of:

a)

Social existence and social consciousness

b)

Infrastructure and superstructure

c)

Productive forces and relations of production

d)

Economic structure and class structure

38.

The productive forces manifest:

a)

Human relations with nature

b)

Human relations with each other

c)

Human relations with nature and human relations with people

d)

All a, b, c

39.

In today's era, what factors does the productive force include?

a)

Laborers

b)

Means of production

c)

Science and technology

d)

All a, b, c

40.

The subject factor of the productive force is:

a)

Modern means of production

b)

Humans with skills, techniques, and accumulated knowledge

c)

Advanced science and technology

d)

Both b and c

41.

The relations of production manifest:

a)

Relations between humans and nature

b)

Economic relations between humans in the production process

c)

Relations between humans in society

d)
42.

What does the production relationship express?

a)

Relationship between humans and nature

b)

Economic relationship between people in the production process

c)

Relationship between people in society

d)

All of the above

43.

What does the production relationship include?

a)

Relationship about ownership of production materials

b)

Relationship about social production management organization

c)

Relationship about distribution of social products

d)

All of the above

44.

Which relationship plays a decisive role in the production relationship?

a)

Ownership relationship

b)

Management organization relationship

c)

Distribution relationship

d)

No relationship is decisive

45.

What is the production relationship formed by?

a)

The subjective will of humans

b)

The ruling class's regulations established by law

c)

The nature and level of development of the productive forces

d)

All of the above

46.

How do the productive forces and the production relationship relate to each other?

a)

They interact with each other

b)

The productive forces determine the production relationship

c)

The production relationship positively impacts the productive forces

d)

All of the above

47.

When is the production relationship considered suitable for the nature and level of development of the productive forces?

a)

Promotes the development of productive forces

b)

Improves people's living standards

c)

Creates conditions for social justice

d)

All of the above

48.

What are the historical production methods in order?

a)

Primitive communism - feudalism - slave ownership - capitalism - communism

b)

Primitive communism - slave ownership - feudalism - capitalism - communism

c)

Slave ownership - primitive communism - feudalism - capitalism - communism

d)

Primitive communism - slave ownership - capitalism - feudalism - communism

49.

What is reproduction?

a)

It is the production process

b)

It is the production process that is repeated and continuously restored.

50.

What is reproduction?

a)

It is the production process

b)

It is the production process that is repeated and continuously restored.

c)

It is the restoration of production

d)

All of the above

51.

Based on what to divide into individual reproduction and social reproduction?

a)

Based on the scope of production

b)

Based on the speed of production

c)

Based on the nature of production

d)

Based on the content of production

52.

Based on what to divide into simple reproduction and expanded reproduction?

a)

Based on the scope

b)

Based on the content

c)

Based on the nature

d)

Based on the scale

53.

Which type of reproduction increases the main product due to increased labor productivity and effective use of resources?

a)

Simple reproduction

b)

Expanded reproduction

c)

Expanded reproduction in breadth

d)

Expanded reproduction in depth

54.

Choose the incorrect statement about simple reproduction and expanded reproduction?

a)

Simple reproduction is characteristic of small-scale production

b)

Simple reproduction is the organization of simple production, not complex

c)

Expanded reproduction is characteristic of large-scale production

d)

Surplus product is the source of expanded reproduction

55.

Choose the incorrect statement about expanded reproduction in breadth and expanded reproduction in depth?

a)

Both increase the product

b)

Both forms of reproduction are based on increasing labor productivity and effective use of input factors

c)

Expanded reproduction in depth uses resources more efficiently and causes less pollution than expanded reproduction in breadth.

d)

Both b and c

56.

Identify the correct order of the stages of the reproduction process

a)

Production - exchange - distribution - consumption

b)

Production - distribution - exchange - consumption

57.

Identify the correct sequence of the stages of the reproduction process.

a)

Production - Exchange - Distribution - Consumption

b)

Production - Distribution - Exchange - Consumption

c)

Distribution - Exchange - Production - Consumption

d)

Exchange - Consumption - Distribution - Production

58.

In the four stages of the reproduction process, which stage plays a decisive role?

a)

Production

b)

Distribution

c)

Exchange

d)

Consumption

59.

In the stages of the reproduction process, which stage is the purpose and motivation?

a)

Production

b)

Distribution

c)

Exchange

d)

Consumption

60.

Choose the correct statement about the relationship between production and distribution.

a)

They exist independently of each other.

b)

Distribution is passive, determined by production.

c)

Distribution determines the scale and structure of production.

d)

Production determines distribution, and distribution positively impacts production.

61.

The content of social reproduction includes:

a)

Reproduction of material wealth and production relations

b)

Reproduction of labor power and means of production

c)

Reproduction of consumer goods and ecological environment

d)

Reproduction of labor power, material wealth, production relations, and ecological environment

62.

Which criterion is the most important to distinguish economic and social forms?

a)

Productive forces

b)

Production relations

c)

Social existence

d)

Superstructure

63.

Economic growth is:

a)

Increasing labor productivity

b)

Increasing production efficiency

c)

Increasing the scale of the economy's output in a certain period

d)

Economic development and social progress

64.

Which index is used to calculate the economic growth rate?

a)

Increase in labor productivity

b)

Increase in investment capital

c)

Increase in GDP per capita

d)

Increase in GNP or GDP of the following year compared to the previous year

65.

To achieve high economic growth, what factors does modern economics suggest?

4 lines
66.

What factors are mentioned in modern economics to achieve high economic growth?

a)

Capital, science and technology, and human resources

b)

Land, capital, and economic structure

c)

Economic structure, political institutions, and the role of the state

d)

Both a and c

67.

Choose the correct statement about economic development.

a)

Economic development is sustainable economic growth

b)

Economic development is economic growth, improving economic structure and institutions.

c)

Economic development is economic growth and improving the quality of life

d)

Economic development is economic growth linked to improving economic structure, institutions, and quality of life.

68.

What is sustainable economic growth?

a)

It is stable long-term growth at a very high rate

b)

It is relatively high, stable growth over a relatively long period

c)

Growth linked to environmental protection and social progress

d)

Both b and c

69.

Among the factors of economic growth, which factor does our Party identify as fundamental for fast and sustainable growth?

a)

Capital

b)

Human resources

c)

Science and technology

d)

Economic structure, institutions, and the role of the state

70.

What role does economic growth play?

a)

It is a condition to overcome poverty and backwardness

b)

To create more jobs and reduce unemployment

c)

To strengthen security and defense

d)

Both a, b, and c

71.

What factors influence economic development?

a)

Productive forces

b)

Relations of production

c)

Superstructure

d)

Both a, b, and c

72.

What contents does economic development include?

a)

The increase of GNP, or GDP and GNP or GDP per capita.

b)

The economic structure changes towards: the proportion of c

73.

What does economic development include?

a)

Increase in GNP or GDP and GNP or GDP per capita.

b)

Economic structure changes towards an increase in the proportion of industry and services in GNP while agriculture's proportion decreases.

c)

The quality of life of the majority of the population improves in terms of material, spiritual, and ecological environment protection.

d)

All of the above

74.

What aspects does social progress manifest in?

a)

Economic progress

b)

Political and social progress

c)

Cultural and spiritual life is increasingly improved

d)

All of the above are correct

75.

What are the basic criteria of the HDI used by the United Nations to evaluate the development and progress of each country?

a)

Average income (GDP per capita)

b)

Educational achievements

c)

Average life expectancy

d)

All of the above

76.

What is the relationship between economic development and social progress?

a)

Economic development is the material basis for social progress

b)

Social progress promotes economic growth and development

c)

It is essentially the relationship between the development of productive forces and the development of the social production relations and the superstructure

d)

All of the above

77.

Choose the correct statement about economic growth and economic development.

a)

To develop the economy, it is necessary to grow the economy

b)

There can be economic growth without economic development

c)

Factors that promote economic growth also promote economic development

d)

All of the above are correct

78.

Choose the correct contents about the socialization of production.

a)

Socialization of production in terms of economic-technical

b)

Socialization of production in terms of economic-organization

c)

Socialization of production in terms of economic-social

d)

All of the above

79.

Production of goods appears based on:

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80.

Production of goods appears based on:

a)

Division of labor and private ownership of production materials

b)

General division of labor and different ownership of production materials

c)

Division of labor and economic separation between producers

d)

Social division of labor and private ownership or different forms of ownership of production materials

81.

Goods are:

a)

Products of labor to satisfy human needs

b)

Products of labor that can satisfy certain human needs through buying and selling

c)

Products on the market

d)

Products produced to be sold

82.

The value of goods is determined by:

a)

The scarcity of goods

b)

The labor cost of humans

c)

Abstract labor of producers crystallized in goods

d)

The utility of goods

83.

The law of value has the effect of:

a)

Regulating production and circulation of goods

b)

Improving technology, increasing labor productivity and differentiating producers

c)

Regulating production, differentiating wealth and poverty

d)

Both a and b

84.

Commodity production exists:

a)

In all societies

b)

In slavery, feudalism, capitalism

c)

In societies with social division of labor and economic separation between producers

d)

Only in capitalism

85.

The price of goods is:

a)

The value of goods

b)

The relationship between quantity of goods and money

c)

The total of production costs and profits

d)

The monetary expression of the value of goods

86.

The law of value is:

a)

A specific law of capitalism

b)

The basic law of production and exchange of goods

c)

The general economic law of all societies

d)

The economic law of the transitional period to socialism

87.

What is the determining factor for the price of goods?

a)

Value of goods

b)

Supply and demand relationship

c)

Use value of goods

d)

Fashion trends of goods

88.

What is abstract labor?

a)

A specific category of capitalism

b)

A category of all commodity economies

c)

A specific category of market economy

d)

A common category of all economies

89.

What is concrete labor?

a)

A historical category

b)

Labor that creates the value of goods

c)

Creates the use value of goods

d)

Reflects the social nature of commodity producers

90.

What determines the social value of goods?

a)

Material and technical costs

b)

Necessary labor costs of producers

c)

Living labor costs of producers

d)

Socially necessary labor time

91.

How does the value of a unit of goods change?

a)

Directly proportional to labor productivity

b)

Inversely proportional to labor intensity

c)

Inversely proportional to labor productivity, independent of labor intensity

d)

Both a and b

92.

How does the value of a unit of goods change?

a)

Inversely proportional to necessary social labor time and labor productivity

b)

Directly proportional to necessary social labor time

c)

Inversely proportional to labor productivity

d)

Both b and c

93.

The value of a unit of goods:

a)

Directly proportional to labor intensity

b)

Inversely proportional to labor intensity

c)

Independent of labor intensity

d)

All of a, b, and c

94.

Choose the correct statement about increasing labor productivity: When labor productivity increases:

a)

The quantity of goods produced in a unit of time increases

b)

The total value of goods does not change

95.

Choose the correct statement about increasing labor productivity: When labor productivity increases, then:

a)

The quantity of goods produced in a unit of time increases

b)

The total value of goods remains unchanged

c)

The value of one unit of goods decreases

d)

All of a, b, and c

96.

Choose the correct statement about increasing labor intensity: When labor intensity increases:

a)

The quantity of goods produced in a unit of time increases

b)

The amount of labor wasted in that time remains unchanged

c)

The value of one unit of goods decreases

d)

All of a, b, and c

97.

When both labor productivity and labor intensity are increased by 2 times, which of the following is correct?

a)

The total quantity of goods increases by 4 times, the total value of goods increases by 4 times

b)

The total value of goods increases by 2 times, the total quantity of goods increases by 2 times

c)

The value of one good decreases by 2 times, the total value of goods increases by 2 times

d)

The total quantity of goods increases by 2 times, the value of one good decreases by 2 times

98.

Two goods can be exchanged with each other because:

a)

They are both products of labor

b)

They have the same amount of socially necessary labor time to produce them

c)

They have the same amount of material and technical costs

d)

All of a and b

99.

What is the use value?

a)

It is the utility of a thing that can satisfy a certain need of humans

b)

It is the usefulness of a thing

c)

It is the natural property of a thing

d)

All of a, b, and c

100.

What factors does the quantity of use value depend on?

a)

Natural conditions

b)

Level of science and technology

c)

Specialization of production

d)

All of a, b, and c

101.

Which factor is identified as the entity of the commodity value?

a)

Concrete labor

b)

Abstract labor

c)

Simple labor

d)

Complex labor

102.

Where is the commodity value created from?

a)

From production

b)

From distribution

c)

From exchange

d)

From production, distribution, and exchange

103.

Where does the value of goods come from?

a)

From production

b)

From distribution

c)

From exchange

d)

From production, distribution, and exchange

104.

What are the dual characteristics of labor in commodity production?

a)

Private labor and social labor

b)

Simple labor and complex labor

c)

Concrete labor and abstract labor

d)

Past labor and living labor

105.

Who discovered the dual characteristics of labor in commodity production?

a)

A.Smith

b)

D.Ricardo

c)

C.Mác

d)

Ph. Ăng ghen

106.

What is concrete labor?

a)

Specific tasks

b)

Labor with a specific purpose

c)

Labor in specific industries

d)

Labor that has its own profession, purpose, object, tools, and results

107.

Concrete labor is the source of:

a)

The source of wealth

b)

The source of value

c)

The source of exchange value

d)

All of the above

108.

"Labor is the father, and land is the mother of all wealth." Who said this?

a)

W.Petty

b)

A.Smith

c)

D. Ricardo

d)

C.Mác

109.

"Labor is the father, and land is the mother of all wealth." What type of labor is referred to in this statement?

a)

Simple labor

b)

Complex labor

c)

Concrete labor

d)

Abstract labor

110.

What is abstract labor?

a)

Labor that is not specific

b)

Complex labor

c)

Labor that requires high skill and extensive training

d)

The waste of labor power of producers in general, regardless of specific forms.

111.

Abstract labor is the source of:

a)

The usefulness of goods

b)

The value of goods

c)

The use value

d)

All of the above

112.

What is simple labor?

a)

Labor that involves simple tasks

b)

Labor that produces goods of low quality

c)
113.

What is simple labor?

a)

It is labor that performs simple tasks

b)

It is labor that produces low-quality goods

c)

It is labor that only performs one step of the production process

d)

It is labor that can be done without training

114.

What is complex labor?

a)

It is labor that creates high-quality, sophisticated products

b)

It is labor that involves many complex operations

c)

It is labor that requires training and instruction

d)

All of the above

115.

Which of the following statements about complex labor is incorrect?

a)

In the same amount of time, complex labor creates more value than simple labor

b)

Complex labor is just simple labor multiplied

c)

Complex labor is the intellectual labor of skilled workers

d)

Complex labor is labor that has undergone training and instruction

116.

Choose the correct option from the following:

a)

Concrete labor is performed before abstract labor

b)

Concrete labor creates the usefulness of the product

c)

Abstract labor only exists in skilled workers, while unskilled workers only perform concrete labor

d)

All of the above are correct

117.

Choose the correct statements from the following:

a)

The labor of a highly skilled engineer is purely abstract labor

b)

The labor of untrained individuals is only concrete labor

c)

The labor of everyone producing goods involves both concrete and abstract labor

d)

All of the above are correct

118.

The formula for calculating the value of goods is: c + v + m. Which of the following is incorrect?

a)

Concrete labor preserves and transfers the value of production materials (c) to the product

b)

Abstract labor creates new value (v+m)

c)

Abstract labor constitutes the entire value (c + v + m)

d)

All of the above are correct

119.

What is labor productivity (NSLĐ)? Choose the correct option:

a)

It is the effectiveness and capability of specific labor

b)

NSLĐ is calculated by the number of products produced in a unit of time

c)

NSLĐ is calculated by the time spent to produce one unit of product

d)

All of a, b, c

120.

What is the increase in NSLĐ? Choose the correct options below:

a)

The number of products produced in a unit of time increases when other conditions remain unchanged

b)

The time to produce one product decreases when other conditions remain unchanged

c)

The total number of products produced in a unit of time increases while the total value remains unchanged

d)

All of a, b, c

121.

What is the relationship between the increase in NSLĐ and the value of goods? Choose the correct options:

a)

If NSLĐ increases, the value of a unit of goods decreases

b)

If NSLĐ increases, the amount of new value (v+m) of a unit of goods decreases absolutely

c)

Both a and b are correct

d)

Both a and b are incorrect

122.

When NSLĐ increases, how does the old value (c) in a commodity change?

a)

It may decrease

b)

It may increase

c)

It may remain unchanged

d)

All of a, b, c

123.

What factors affect NSLĐ?

a)

The professional level of workers

b)

The level of technology and production techniques

c)

Natural conditions

d)

All of a, b, c

124.

Increasing NSLĐ and increasing labor intensity are similar in:

a)

Both reduce the value of a unit of goods

b)

Both increase the number of products produced in a given time

c)

Both increase the amount of labor wasted in a unit of time

d)

All of a, b, c

125.

Choose the correct statements about increasing labor productivity and increasing labor intensity:

a)

Increasing labor productivity leads to an increase in the number of products produced in a unit of time, while the value of one unit of goods changes.

b)

Increasing labor intensity leads to an increase in the number of products produced in a unit of time, while the value of one unit of goods remains unchanged.

c)

Increasing labor productivity is based on improving technology and enhancing the skill level of workers, while increasing labor intensity purely increases the labor wasted in a unit of time.

d)

All of the above

126.

What factors increase products for society?

a)

Increasing labor productivity

b)

Increasing the number of workers

c)

Increasing labor intensity

d)

All of the above

127.

Which factor is fundamental and long-term to increase products for society?

a)

Increasing labor productivity

b)

Increasing labor intensity

c)

Increasing the number of workers

d)

Extending working hours

128.

The relationship between increasing labor productivity and the value of goods. Choose the correct statements below:

a)

Increasing labor productivity means the total value of goods remains unchanged.

b)

Increasing labor productivity means the value of one unit of goods changes.

c)

The value of one unit of goods is inversely proportional to labor productivity.

d)

All of the above

129.

The relationship between increasing labor intensity and the value of goods. Choose the correct statements:

a)

Increasing labor intensity means the total value of goods increases and the value of one unit of goods also increases accordingly.

b)

The value of one unit of goods is directly proportional to labor intensity.

c)

Increasing labor intensity means the value of one unit of goods remains unchanged.

d)

All of the above are correct.

130.

The individual value of goods is determined by:

a)

Average simple labor cost determines it.

b)

Labor cost of the industry determines it.

c)

Individual labor cost of the producer determines it.

d)

Individual labor cost of the producer of many goods determines it.

131.

The two aspects of social production are:

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132.

What are the two aspects of social production?

a)

Infrastructure and superstructure

b)

Productive forces and production relations

c)

Production and consumption of social products

d)

Accumulation and improvement of living standards

133.

What determines the price of goods?

a)

Value of goods

b)

Supply and demand and competition

c)

Value of currency in circulation

d)

All of a, b, c

134.

Which pairs of categories belong to the theory of social reproduction?

a)

Productive forces and production relations

b)

Social existence and social consciousness

c)

Growth and economic development

d)

All of a, b, c

135.

What is the fundamental contradiction of simple commodity production?

a)

Between value and use value

b)

Between simple labor and complex labor

c)

Between concrete labor and abstract labor

d)

Between private labor and social labor

136.

Who said, 'Money is the great wheel of circulation'?

a)

A. Smith

b)

D. Ricardo

c)

C. Marx

d)

W. Petty

137.

Money has 5 functions. Which function does not require gold money?

a)

Function of measuring value

b)

Function of means of circulation and means of payment

c)

Function of means of storage

d)

Both a and c

138.

What economic laws govern the production and circulation of goods?

a)

Law of value

b)

Law of competition and law of supply and demand

c)

Law of monetary circulation

d)

All of a, b and c

139.

What does the law of value require?

a)

Production and circulation of goods must be based on the necessary social labor cost

b)
140.

What is the primary focus of Marxist-Leninist political economy?

a)

Market dynamics

b)

Consumption patterns

c)

Production processes

d)

Distribution of wealth

141.

Which of the following best describes the concept of surplus value?

a)

The total profit made by a company

b)

The value of goods sold in a market

c)

The difference between the value produced by labor and the actual wage paid to laborers

d)

The cost of production

142.

In Marxist theory, what is the role of the state in a capitalist society?

a)

To protect the interests of the ruling class

b)

To promote equality among citizens

c)

To facilitate international trade

d)

To regulate the economy for the benefit of all

143.

Which economic system is characterized by private ownership of the means of production?

a)

Feudalism

b)

Socialism

c)

Communism

d)

Capitalism

144.

What is the significance of the labor theory of value in Marxist economics?

a)

It explains how prices are determined in a free market

b)

It asserts that the value of a commodity is determined by the labor required to produce it

c)

It highlights the importance of consumer preferences

d)

It focuses on the role of capital in production

145.

What is the primary focus of microeconomics?

a)

Individual economic agents

b)

National income

c)

Global trade

d)

Government policies

146.

Which of the following is a characteristic of a monopoly?

a)

Single seller

b)

Price taker

c)

Many sellers

d)

Perfect competition

147.

What does GDP stand for?

a)

Gross Development Product

b)

Gross Domestic Product

c)

General Domestic Product

d)

General Development Product

148.

Which economic theory emphasizes the role of government intervention?

a)

Classical economics

b)

Keynesian economics

c)

Monetarism

d)

Supply-side economics

149.

What is the law of demand?

a)

As price increases, demand remains constant

b)

As income increases, demand decreases

c)

As price decreases, demand decreases

d)

As price increases, demand decreases

150.

Which of the following is considered a public good?

a)

Healthcare

b)

National defense

c)

Luxury goods

d)

Private education

151.

What is inflation?

a)

Fluctuation in the price level

b)

Increase in the general price level

c)

Decrease in the general price level

d)

Stability in the price level

152.

Which of the following is a tool of monetary policy?

a)

Taxation

b)

Government spending

c)

Open market operations

d)

Regulation of labor

153.

What does the term 'opportunity cost' refer to?

a)

The cost of the next best alternative foregone

b)

The cost of living

c)

The total cost of production

d)

The cost of resources used

154.

Which market structure is characterized by a few large firms?

a)

Monopolistic competition

b)

Oligopoly

c)

Monopoly

d)

Perfect competition

155.

What is the primary purpose of production infrastructure?

a)

To provide raw materials

b)

To facilitate the production process

c)

To store finished goods

d)

To employ labor force

156.

Which factor is essential for increasing labor productivity?

a)

Increase in wages

b)

Improvement of working conditions

c)

Reduction of working hours

d)

Investment in technology

157.

What is the relationship between labor and capital in production?

a)

Labor is a substitute for capital

b)

Capital is more important than labor

c)

They complement each other

d)

They are independent of each other

158.

Which of the following is a characteristic of a developed economy?

a)

High unemployment rate

b)

Low levels of industrialization

c)

Advanced technological infrastructure

d)

Dependence on agriculture

159.

What does the term 'means of production' refer to?

a)

All of the above

b)

Raw materials

c)

Labor force

d)

Tools and machinery

160.

Which economic theory emphasizes the role of labor in value creation?

a)

Classical economics

b)

Marxist economics

c)

Neoclassical economics

d)

Keynesian economics

161.

What is the significance of historical traditions in economic development?

a)

They have no impact

b)

They shape economic policies

c)

They only affect cultural aspects

d)

They hinder progress

162.

Which of the following best describes 'social consciousness'?

a)

All of the above

b)

Political engagement

c)

Economic awareness

d)

Awareness of social issues

163.

What role do tools of labor play in production?

a)

They increase efficiency

b)

They are unnecessary

c)

They only serve aesthetic purposes

d)

They replace human labor

164.

Which factor is NOT considered a part of the production process?

a)

Labor

b)

Capital

c)

Raw materials

d)

Market demand

165.

What is the primary purpose of production in an economic context?

a)

To create goods and services

b)

All of the above

c)

To generate profit

d)

To satisfy consumer needs

166.

Which of the following is NOT considered a factor of production?

a)

Land

b)

Labor

c)

Wealth

d)

Capital

167.

In economic terms, what does 'capital' refer to?

a)

Natural resources

b)

Money only

c)

Physical assets used in production

d)

Human resources

168.

Which economic theory emphasizes the role of government in regulating the economy?

a)

Classical economics

b)

Keynesian economics

c)

Monetarism

d)

Supply-side economics

169.

What is the term for the additional output generated by adding one more unit of a factor of production?

a)

Total product

b)

Marginal product

c)

Average product

d)

Net product

170.

Which of the following best describes 'opportunity cost'?

a)

The cost of labor only

b)

The cost of resources used in production

c)

The total cost of production

d)

The cost of the next best alternative foregone

171.

What is the primary focus of microeconomics?

a)

National economic policies

b)

Individual and business decision-making

c)

Global economic trends

d)

Government spending

172.

Which of the following is a characteristic of a monopoly?

a)

Many sellers

b)

Perfect information

c)

Easy entry and exit

d)

Unique product with no close substitutes

173.

What does GDP stand for?

a)

Gross Domestic Product

b)

General Domestic Product

c)

Gross Development Product

d)

General Development Product

174.

Which of the following is a common measure of inflation?

a)

Consumer Price Index (CPI)

b)

Unemployment Rate

c)

Gross National Product (GNP)

d)

Balance of Trade

175.

What is the primary focus of classical political economy?

a)

Market regulations

b)

Distribution of wealth

c)

Production of goods

d)

Consumption patterns

176.

Which of the following is a key concept in Marxist economics?

a)

Consumer sovereignty

b)

Surplus value

c)

Utility maximization

d)

Market equilibrium

177.

What does the term 'alienation' refer to in Marxist theory?

a)

Disconnection from nature

b)

Isolation of individuals in society

c)

Separation of workers from the products of their labor

d)

Loss of cultural identity

178.

Which economic system is characterized by private ownership of production?

a)

Socialism

b)

Communism

c)

Capitalism

d)

Feudalism

179.

What is the role of the state in a socialist economy?

a)

To minimize government intervention

b)

To regulate the market

c)

To own and control the means of production

d)

To promote free enterprise

180.

Which of the following best describes 'commodity fetishism'?

a)

Attributing social power to commodities

b)

Rejecting materialism

c)

Valuing labor over products

d)

Overemphasis on consumer goods

181.

What is the significance of the labor theory of value?

a)

It justifies wage levels

b)

It critiques capitalism

c)

It explains price determination

d)

All of the above

182.

Which economic concept refers to the total value of goods and services produced in a country?

a)

Net National Product (NNP)

b)

Consumer Price Index (CPI)

c)

Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

d)

Gross National Income (GNI)

183.

What does the term 'proletariat' refer to in Marxist theory?

a)

The ruling class

b)

The working class

c)

The landowners

d)

The bourgeoisie

184.

Which of the following is a critique of capitalism according to Marx?

a)

It leads to economic growth

b)

It promotes innovation

c)

It encourages competition

d)

It creates social inequality