Istoriya ekonomicheskikh ucheniy - test sinergiya (otve
Synergy responses to discipline - History of economic doctrines
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1. - no more, no less. Following socialist morality has led to the destruction of most of modern humanity and the impoverishment of the bulk of the rest "belongs to
2. "Keynes´s Cross" - the famous "45th diagram" was proposed by
3. "Positive science," wrote J. M. Keynes, "can be defined as the body of systematic knowledge relating to..."
4. “The Doctrine of Real Bills” by A. Smith suggests a type of monetary system based on the functioning
5. The "Laws of the 12 Tables" were created in
6. "Marshall´s scissors are the intersection of curves
7. “What seems reasonable in the conduct of any private family can hardly be unreasonable for the whole kingdom. If some foreign country can supply us with some commodity at a cheaper price than we ourselves are able to manufacture it, it is much better to buy it from her with some part of the product of our own industrial labor applied in the area in which we have some advantage" - this statement reveals the principle
8. "Economic man" is a man in the theory of the classics, who
9. In mercantilism, the priority method of economic analysis is ... method
10. The author of the aphorism: “Labor is the father and the active principle of wealth, the earth is its mother” is
11. The author of the first macroeconomic model is
12. The author of the theory of comparative advantages in international trade are
13. The author of the term "political economy" is:
14. The author of the doctrine of statics and dynamics and the theory of marginal productivity is:
15. The authors of the first stage of the "marginal revolution" determine the cost (value) based on:
16. Accelerator is calculated as
17. The analysis of marginalists was subjected to ...
18. Aristotle referred to the sphere of chrematistics
19. Aristotle proposed certain types of value, in particular ... value
20. Aristotle believed that money, performing its functions, is
21. Aphorism of the XX century. "Time is money!" could not appear in the Middle Ages due to a different understanding of ... income
22. In which economic school is reproduction and distribution analyzed for the first time
23. As a subject of study, mercantilists prefer to consider problems
24. In the Keynesian model of macroeconomic equilibrium, the level of
25. In the Keynesian theory, in the event that the volume of aggregate demand is insufficient, the state should influence the economy with the help of ... policy
26. In classical political economy, the priority method of economic analysis is ... the method
27. In society, A. Smith singled out such classes as ...
28. Ancient economic concepts were based on ...
29. As part of the neoclassical synthesis, the simultaneous use of ...
30. Within the framework of his theory, K. Marx explains the origin of the income of banking capital
31. In Russia, the ideas of marginalists were developed by such authors as
32. In accordance with the "law of magnitude of the value of a thing" by E. Böhm-Bawerk, the value of a thing is measured
33. In the theory of D. Ricardo, the owners of the worst plots of land
34. F. Hayek´s theory of money states that
35. In the theory of J. Keynes, "effective demand" is the sum
36. In Marx´s theory, surplus value is created by ... capital
37. In the theory of K. Marx, the value of the constituent elements of capital is transferred to the value of the commodity ... by the worker´s labor
38. The most important monument of the economic thought of Ancient India is ...
39. For the first time, the idea of elasticity of demand was contained in the works
40. The allocation of short-term and long-term periods in the analysis of production belongs
41. Economic thinkers of the pre-market era idealized
42. The main task of political economy, according to D. Ricardo, is the definition of laws,
43. The main tool in the methodology of K Menger is indiv
45. The division of wealth into natural (fruits of the earth and crafts) and artificial (gold and silver) belongs
46. The division of capital in the physiocratic theory into "primary advances" and "annual advances" in modern theory corresponds to the division of capital into
47. The division of capital into fixed and circulating introduced
48. The monetary expression of the value of a net product is called "..."
49. J. Keynes laid the foundations for ... macroeconomic analysis
50. J. Keynes substantiated the need for state regulation of the economy by the fact that ...
51. For state regulation of the economy, J. Keynes proposed to manipulate ...
52. For state regulation of the economy, monetarists proposed to manipulate ...
53. To stimulate demand for investment, the state, according to J. M. Keynes, must actively promote the regulation of the rate of loan interest
54. In order for workers to receive all the money they earned, K. Marx proposed transferring the means of production to ...
55. European patristics was represented
56. European scholasticism was represented by ...
57. If the early mercantilists identified wealth with gold and silver, then the later ones understood wealth as
58. If we assume that the marginal propensity to consume and the marginal propensity to save are constant, then with an increase in income in the Keynes model, the average propensity to consume
59. The task of the state in the era of mercantilism was ...
60. The law of "optimal distribution of income" proposed ...
61. The law according to which supply creates demand was formulated by ...
62. Laws of G. Gossen are called statements
63. Ibn Khaldun associated the size of wages with ...
64. The idea of the multiplier belongs to
65. Institutionalists sought
66. The historical school prepared the design of the ideology
67. The historical school is an expression
68. P. Boisguillebert considered the source of social wealth ...
69. The founders of neoliberalism include ...
70. The main tools of mercantilism include
71. The main directions of post-Keynesianism include ...
72. The main developments of the second stage of institutionalism include ...
73. The main developments of J. Keynes include ...
74. The main developments of the third stage of institutionalism include ...
75. The main theses of Proudhon should include ...
76. The main theses of C. Fourier include ...
77. The main factors of production are
78. Turgot´s practical achievements include...
79. Representatives of European canonism include ...
80. The developers of neoclassical synthesis include ...
81. Roman chroniclers include
82. The creators of the theory of the social market economy include ...
83. Medieval thinkers include ...
84. Which of the schools of economic theory was historically the first
85. Which of the economic schools for the first time made the process of production, and not the sphere of circulation, the subject of its analysis
86. What economic concept proceeds from the fact that the source of all income, including land rent, is a surplus product
87. Cardinal approach to measuring the utility of different goods
88. Keynesian theory of employment states that
89. The Keynesian multiplier is
90. Colbertism is a characteristic of protectionist policies in the economy, which ... the capacity of the domestic market
91. Concrete labor creates
92. The concept of the "invisible hand" was proposed
93. Latifundia is ...
94. Liberals insisted on...
95. The leader of the psychological direction of institutionalism is ...
96. Marginalism is based on the study of ... economic quantities
97. Marginalists have been researching...
98. Marginalists use math to
99. Mercantilists developed ... the theory of money
100. The mercantilist concept states that the source of monetary wealth is:
101. Mercantilists encouraged population growth because
102. The method of calculating the national income proposed
103. Monetarists proposed to in
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