The Neoclassical Theory of Distribution

question 147

Multiple Choice

The neoclassical theory of distribution:

• A) was developed by Karl Marx.
• B) is rejected by most economists today.
• C) shows that the national income of an economy is not equal to total output.
• D) is a theory of how national income is divided among the factors of production.

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Definitions:

Taking Inventory

The process of counting and listing items in stock, typically done periodically to control stock levels and assist in financial accounting.

Winding Up Process

The procedure of settling the accounts and liquidating the assets of a company for the purpose of distributing the net assets to shareholders and dissolving the business.

Dissolution

The process of formally ending or dissolving an entity such as a business or partnership.

Competing Business

A company or enterprise that operates in the same industry or market as another and vies for the same set of customers.