Civics Polity · Economics
Political and Economic Systems
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Political and economic systems cover governance structures, economic ideologies, and class dynamics. Questions often explore capitalism, feudalism, totalitarianism, and libertarianism. This topic is essential for civil services and university entrance examinations, testing both political science and economics principles.
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Political and Economic Systems Questions
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Capitalist economy
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Socialist economy
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Mixed economy
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Communist economy
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Capitalist economy is also known as free market economy because the interference of state is least.
Socialist economy is always under direct control of state and means of production are under the state. Mixed economy lies in between the two extremes.
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Profit motive
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Aim of social welfare
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Free entry and exit to firms
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Unequal distribution of income
B
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The concept of social welfare is not dominating in capitalist economy.
It is a main feature of socialistic economy.
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Capitalist economy
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Socialist economy
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Mixed economy
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Communist economy
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Capitalist economy is also known as free market economy because the interference of state is least or nil.
Socialist economy is always under direct control of state and means of production are under the state. Mixed economy lies in between the two extremes.
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capitalist economy
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socialist economy
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mixed economy
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all of these
B
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Socialist economy is always under direct control of state and means of production are under the state.
Capitalist economy is also known as free market economy because the interference of state is least.
Mixed economy lies in between the two extremes.
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Capitalist economy
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Socialist economy
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Mixed economy
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Communist economy
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Explanation
Mixed economy lies in between the two extremes.
Socialist economy is always under direct control of state and means of production are under the state.
Capitalist economy is also known as free market economy because the interference of state is minimum or nil.
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Capitalist economy
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Socialist economy
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Mixed economy
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Communist economy
B
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Socialist economy or controlled economy is always under direct control of state and means of production are under the state.
Capitalist economy is also known as uncontrolled or free market economy because the interference of state is minimum or nil. Mixed economy lies in between the two extremes.
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capitalist economy
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socialist economy
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mixed economy
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all of these
C
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Mixed economy lies in between the two extremes.
Socialist economy is always under direct control of state and means of production are under the state.
Capitalist economy is also known as free market economy because the interference of state is least.
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capitalist economy
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socialist economy
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mixed economy
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dual economy
B
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Economic planning is a hallmark of a socialist economy, where the state controls the means of production and allocates resources according to a central plan.
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Philanthropism
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Exclusivism
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Altruism
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Liberalism
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Philanthropism, Altruism, and Liberalism are generally positive or constructive social/philosophical concepts. Exclusivism refers to the practice of excluding others, making it the odd one out in this context.
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Socialism
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Capitalism
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Communism
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Fascism
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Charismatic autocratic
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Exploitative autocratic
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Benevolent autocratic
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Participative
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trade agreement among nations
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group of govt. secretaries
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working class
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wealthy class
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Empirical liberalism
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Existentialism
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Darwin's theory of evolution
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Dialectical materialism
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Karl Marx explained the process of class struggle with the help of Dialectical Materialism. Dialectical materialism is a strand of Marxism synthesising Hegel\'s dialectics and Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach\'s materialism. According to certain followers of Karl Marx, it is the philosophical basis of Marxism, although this remains a controversial assertion due to the disputed status of science and naturalism in Marx\'s thought. The basic idea of dialectical materialism is that every economic order grows to a state of maximum efficiency, while at the same time developing internal contradictions or weaknesses that contribute to its decay.
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Only i & ii
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Only ii & iii
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Only i & iii
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All the above
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All these initiatives were the in-alienable parts of Gandhian theories of Swaraj, Trusteeship & Oceonic Circles.
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Supreme Court's decision in Plessy v. Ferguson was justified
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Capitalism without gov't would improve social conditions.
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Wealth and poverty are the products of natural selection.
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Gov't should act to eliminate abuses of industrial society.