The term ‘Liberalism’ originated from that world ‘Liber’ taken from:
A.Greek language
B.French language
C.Latin language
D.Spanish language
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Liberalism
Liberalism stands for:
A.Social liberty
B.Political liberty
C.Economic liberty
D.All the above
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In the present century the evils of the theory of laissez-faire were sought to be checked through:
A.State intervention
B.Capitalist intervention
C.Socialist intervention
D.None of the above
In broader sense ‘liberalism’ can be equated with:
A.Democracy
B.Capitalism
C.Socialism
D.Totalitarianism
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Liberalism’ is the anti-thesis of:
A.Aristocracy
B.Democracy
C.Capitalism
D.All the above
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According to the liberal theory private property is mainly:
A.Inherited from forefathers
B.Given by nature
C.The result of one’s labour
D.The result of exploitation
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The modern individualists consider the state as:
A.Omnipotent
B.Indispensable
C.One of many groups
D.Superfluous
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Which of the following criticisms against Liberalism has been wrongly listed?
A. Liberalism paves the way for anarchy by limiting the claims of authority
B. Liberalism leads to negation of individual liberty by concentration too much of power in the state
C. Liberalism does not provide any viable solution to the problems of the third world
D. Liberalism abandons freedom and rational discussion if poses a threat to the capitalist system
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Modern individualists are for:
A.Concentration of ail powers in the hands of the state
B.Abolition of state
C.Decentralization of authority
D.Increasing powers of state
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