Who said: ‘The citizen has a right to work’?
A.Bentham
B.Marx
C.Lenin
D.Laski
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Property
According to the idealists:
A.All property is theft
B.Property is respobsible for the division of society into two groups haves and have nots
C.Property hinders the development of a man’s personality
D.Property is essential for the development of a man’s personality
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That with which a man has mixed his labour becomes his property’ is said by
A.Rousseau
B.Karl Marx
C.Locke
D.Hobbes
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The individualists are:
A.Staunch supporters of right to property
B.Strong opponents of the right to property
C.In favour of equitable distribution of private property
D.In favour of common ownership of property’
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According to Laski ‘private property’ contributes to:
A.The prosperity of the society
B.The development of society
C.The weakening of society
D.None of the above
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Hobbes and Bentham were the supporters of:
A.Legal Theory of Property
B.Socialistic Theory of Property
C.Idealistic Theory of Property
D.Natural Theory of Property
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The individualists regard the right to property as:
A.Root of all evils
B.A fundamental right
C.An absolute right
D.None of the above
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Who favour abolition of institution of privte property?
A.Anarchists and Idealists
B.Syndicalists and Marxists
C.Idealists and Communists
D.Anarchists and Marxists
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According to Aristotle the best method for holding of property was:
A.State ownership
B.Common ownership and common use
C.Individual ownership and common use
D.Individual ownership and private use
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