Which of the following is not a limitation on state authority?

Related Mcqs:

1. In so far as limitation on state authority is concerned, important one is: __________?

   A. Discharge of international obligations
   B. Fear of educational institutions
   C. Fear of dacoits and robbers
   D. Absence of payment of taxes

2. Which is the greatest limitation on the authority of the state?

   A. Disruption of transport system
   B. Disruption of consumption system
   C. Sovereign will of the people
   D. Slow land reform system

3. That the law of the state is obeyed because there is punitive authority of the state behind it, is believed by the exponents of: _________?

   A. Patriarchal theory
   B. Matriarchal theory
   C. Theory of Divine origin
   D. Force theory

4. According to whom sovereignty is not absolute and authority is shared by the state with other associations and groups?

   A. Hegel
   B. Bentham
   C. Maitland
   D. Austin

5. According to exponents of theory of Divine Origin of the State the Kings derived their authority from:

   A. God
   B. People
   C. Constitutional monarchy
   D. Church

6. Fascists were in favour of giving authority to state:

   A. In the political sphere alone
   B. In the economic sphere alone
   C. In the political as well as economic spheres
   D. In social economic, political moral, religious spheres etc

7. Which one of the following according to Pluralists is a serious limitation on sovereignty?

   A. Inernational law
   B. Trade unions
   C. Associations operating in the state
   D. A written constitution

8. Which one of the following most seriously challenged the absolute authority of the king in the 17th century?

   A. Middle class
   B. Nobility
   C. Industrial class
   D. Colonial policy

9. Which one of the following state enjoys the distinction of being the first socialist state of the world?

   A. Soviet Union
   B. U.S.A.
   C. Britain
   D. China

10. According to welfare theory of the state which one of the following is not a function of the state?

    A. To own the means of production
    B. To open employment exchanges
    C. To end social evils
    D. To maintain internal order
    E. To spread education