Propositions in Positive Economics

question 26

Multiple Choice

Propositions in positive economics

• A) can be tested by comparisons with facts.
• B) yield results that depend on individual values or preferences.
• C) are rarely agreed to by both conservative and liberal economists.
• D) make statements about what ought to be.
• E) are generally identical to those of normative economics.

Evaluate the advisability of filing for bankruptcy in light of nondischargeable debts and other complicating factors.

Understand the factors contributing to the increasing number of persons with disabilities in Canada.

Analyze the implications of classifying obesity as a disability based on the definition of disability.

Explain medicalization and its examples in the healthcare context.

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Definitions:

Mischel

A psychologist known for his work on personality theory and cognitive-affective systems, suggesting that behavior is influenced more by situational factors than by innate traits.

Nomothetic Goals

Refers to the objectives or aims that can be applied universally, emphasizing general laws and traits that can be studied across individuals.

Achievement

Accomplishment or success obtained by effort or skill.