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Positive and normative economics
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Positive economics what can it be?
Is testable-
can prove
or
disprove
therefore
refutable
Nominative economics - what is it?
Opinion driven
‘should’
,
‘ought’
,
‘best’
,
‘worse’
, ‘I think’ - A statement that involves a value judgement
about what ought to be
Economic
policy is influenced by value judgements
Therefore, some economics is
normative
Economists try to use
positive
statements and rely
on
data
to support their views and policies.
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