D. are absolutely vital for productivity 155
14. We can infer from the passage that the agricultural
community ___,
A. tends to disregard the problems of the individual farmer
B. is eager for more vocational training
C. is full aware of the long-term benefits of scientific training
D. is not the one that welcomes change
15. The writer concludes that vocational training in agriculture
A. will be an effective way of eliminating resistance to change in society
B. will provide farmers with a wide range of opportunities
C. will be fertile unless it's backed up with various incentives
D. is regarded as a priority for social development
Some decades ago there was hardly such a subject as the economics of education. Today it is one of the most quickly growing branches of economics. Together with health economics it makes up the core of human resources, a field of inquiry which in the last few years has been silently revolutionizing such traditional subjects as growth economics, labour economics, international trade, and public finance; consequently, the economics of education with its concept of human investment has rapidly transformed large areas of orthodox economics.
16. The writer implies that the term the economics of education………..
A. has only come into use in very recent years
B. has for decades been under discussion among economists
C. is of little significance in orthodox economics
D. has only been accepted in educational circles
17. In accordance with the passage, the economics of education ___.
A. is not connected in anyway with investment in man
B. B. relates to a very narrow sphere of human activity
C. has had no impact whatever or other areas of orthodox
economics
D. has today come into the forefront of economic thinking
18. The writer suggests that the earlier branches of economics ___.
A. have grown steadily in impotence
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