The Difference Between 'Classical' and 'Bourgeois' Political Economy Theory Is

question 26

Multiple Choice

The difference between 'classical' and 'bourgeois' political economy theory is that:

• A) 'Classical' political economy theory explicitly considers class conflict and the role of the state in its analysis, while 'bourgeois' political economy theory does not.
• B) 'Bourgeois' political economy theory explicitly considers class conflict and the role of the state in its analysis, while 'classical' political economy theory does not.
• C) 'Classical' political economy theory is a normative theory, whereas bourgeois' political economy theory is a positive theory.
• D) 'Bourgeois' political economy theory is a normative theory, whereas 'classical' political economy theory is a positive theory.

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