Which one of the following statements are correct?
I-The socialism system is the precursor to feudalism
II- The invisible hand doctrine suggests that total economic
surplus of society is maximized
III- The government tax break given when buying an electric car is
an example of indicative planning
IV- A statement that involves priorities and value judgments is
generally regarded as a normative statement
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2) II, III and IV
(Socialism comes after feudalism and not before it. Thus, first statement is false while all others are true.)
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