MGT610 Midterm Past Papers Set 2 by Rana Abubakar Khan

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ON DECEMBER 14, 2017 AT 4:42PM

mgt610 midterm 14 dec 2017 - first shift

mcqs was difficult

QEgalitarians’ View

Q-mix economy and its element -- 5 marks

Qfree index

Qfrom where moral standard came from Qfree market economic and planned market economic , give one country as a example .

ON JUNE 8, 2017 AT 12:07PM

Mine yesterday paper

Paper was quite easy

18 mcq's rest were subjective

1. Countries are classified as free, un-free, repressed; what are the factors that affect these
2. What is command economy? explain its advantages
3. Virtue in business environment ,
4. one is about moral standards
5. last one chor dia tha :( wo me ko smjh hi ni arahi thi uski , conceptual sa tha i think

on June 8, 2017 at 1:07pm

Lectures (Page No)

Action to be Taken

1 Introduction 1

3 Theory of Ethical Relativism 7 4 Moral Development and Moral Reasoning 9 5 Moral Reasoning 12

7 Utilitarianism 18

9 Universalizability and Reversibility 27 10 Egalitarians’ View 30 12 The Ethics of Care 36

14 Morality in International Contexts 42 15 Free Market and Planned Economy 44 16 Law of Nature 46 17 Free Markets and Utility: Adam Smith 50

19 Free Market Economy 55 20 Competition and The Market 57

20/6/2015) · Total Qs: 23 · Total MCQs: 18 · The subjective questions are as follows:

1. what was the criticism done on egalitarianism.

Though equality is an attractive social ideal for many, egalitarianism has been strongly criticized. Some critics claim that need, ability, and effort are all relevant differences among people, and that it would be unjust to ignore these differences.

2. countries are classified as free, un-free, repressed; what are the factors that affect these

Presently, countries are classified as free, mostly free, mostly unfree, and repressed. Determining factors include: trade policy, the fiscal burden of the government, the extent and nature of government intervention in the economy, monetary policy, capital flows and investment, banking and financial activities, wage and price levels,