Economic And Society In Sociology — Part 2 MCQs with Explanations

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Which among the following did not supported free market?

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Migrants from rural to urban areas seem to adjust to city life more smoothly if they . . . . . . . .

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Tourism can have effect on

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Which of the following ideologies supports the institution of private property?

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Which among the following is not correct about Mixed economy?

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Which among the following is not a disadvantage of exchange?

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Which among of following are the symptoms of family business?

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In Harrod Model the actual growth rate represents

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Which of the following is the effect of mobile technology on social life? 1. It has made social life difficult. 2. It has made social life easy. 3. No effect on social life. 4. Made social life complicated. Choose the correct answer

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