1 pts Question 1 Thoreau's experiment is "utility"-oriented because his business: A is "human scale"-it does not need shareholders and many employees B. is designed to leave many days, weeks, even months for free time C. is designed to make a lot of money, but Thoreau, like all utility capitalists and Protestants, refuses to spend it a D. A and B E. A, B, and C 1 pts Question 2 Thoreau's "serfs of the soil" argument asks that we question whether or not we want to devote our lives to: A. Working long hours B. Living with debt C. Living with serious anxiety D. A and B EAB, and 1 pts Question 63 "Money printed your Bible, money builds your churches, money sends your missionaries, and money pays your preachers..." Attribute this support for the pursuit of money to: A. Rockefeller, Jr. B. Emerson C. Tawney D. Weber O E. Conwell 1 pts Question 64 All of the following are true of Marxian "exchange value" except: A. It is a quantitative relationship B. It changes with time and place C. It is relative, even accidental D. It is not inherent in a commodity a E. It is a material thing Question 57 1 pts Laissez-Faire thinkers hold that the basis of political economy is little to no governmental interference in business affairs. Of the following, who might support this idea? A. Emerson B. Confucius C. Marx D. A and B only E. A, B, and C Question 58 1 pts According to Tawney, from the 13th to 16th centuries, some cathedral chapters lent money: A. At the prevailing rate of interest B. At high interest C. At low interest D. At interest when it could be collected and no interest when it could not be collected E. Cathedral chapters did not loan out money