The general opinion at present it is favour of:

A. Abolition of all private property
B. Absolute rights to property
C. Right to property within limitations
D. None of the above

The best exposition of Marxian concept of private property is available in:___________?

A. Das capital
B. Communist manifesto
C. State and revolution
D. The origin of family private property and the state

Who believed that private property is essential for the development of individual’s personality?

A. Karl marx
B. Proudhon
C. J.s. mill
D. Engels

Who was the author of The Origin of Family, Private Property and the State?

A. Karl marx
B. Engels
C. Stalin
D. Lenin

The theory of surplus value is associated with:

A. J.s. mill
B. Herbert spencer
C. Adam smith
D. Karl marx

The Marxian thinkers are:

A. Opposed to all kinds of property
B. Opposed only to personal property
C. Opposed only to private property
D. In favour of both personal as well as private property

Which one of the following defects of private has been wrongly listed?

A. It leads to division of society into two hostile classes
B. It encourages self-interest at the cost of social interest
C. It encourages scramble for power and wealth in place of nutual co-operation
D. It leads to political instability

There are certain writers who regarded the possession of property as a necessary qualification for franchise. One of them has written, “It is important that the Assembly which votes the taxes should be elected exclusively by people who pay something towards the taxes imposed. Those who pay no taxes, disposing by their votes of other people’s money, have every motive to be lavish and none to economies.” Who said this?

A. Laski
B. Bryce
C. J.s. mill
D. Barker

Aristotle described man’s instinct to acquire property as: _____________?

A. A natural instinct
B. An unnatural instinct
C. A base-instinct
D. None of the above

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