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Match the propounders mentioned in List-I with the theories of wages mentioned in List-II. List – I…

Matching classical economists with the wage theories they propounded or championed: John Stuart Mill popularized the Wage Fund Theory (ii); Francis A. Walker propounded the…

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Match the propounders mentioned in List-I with the theories of wages mentioned in

List-II.

List – I

List – II a. J.S. Mill i. Marginal Productivity Theory

b. Walker

ii. Wage Fund Theory c. J.B. Clark

iii. Residual Claimant Theory

d. Ricardo

iv. The Subsistence Theory

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Matching classical economists with the wage theories they propounded or championed: John Stuart Mill popularized the Wage Fund Theory (ii); Francis A. Walker propounded the Residual Claimant Theory (iii); John Bates Clark developed the Marginal Productivity Theory (i); and David Ricardo formulated the Subsistence Theory (Iron Law) of Wages (iv).

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