The Principal Distinction Between Positive Analysis and Normative Analysis Is

question 51

Multiple Choice

The principal distinction between positive analysis and normative analysis is that

• A)positive analysis is useful and normative analysis is not useful.
• B)positive analysis is optimistic and normative analysis is neutral.
• C)economists always agree on the conclusions of positive analysis but could disagree on the conclusions of normative analysis.
• D)positive analysis tells us "what is," but normative analysis tells us "what ought to be."

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