Positive economics deals with describing current economic conditions and trends, such as inflation rates and unemployment levels, and may describe realities that are less than ideal. Normative economics deals with what the ideal economic conditions should be, such as optimal population growth or tax systems, and focuses on policies that could help achieve these ideals.
Positive economics deals with describing current economic conditions and trends, such as inflation rates and unemployment levels, and may describe realities that are less than ideal. Normative economics deals with what the ideal economic conditions should be, such as optimal population growth or tax systems, and focuses on policies that could help achieve these ideals.
Positive economics deals with describing current economic conditions and trends, such as inflation rates and unemployment levels, and may describe realities that are less than ideal. Normative economics deals with what the ideal economic conditions should be, such as optimal population growth or tax systems, and focuses on policies that could help achieve these ideals.
Positive Economics Deals with what is Things that are actually happening such as the current inflation rate, the number of unemployed labor, and the level of the Gross National Product Overview of what is happening in the economy that is possibly far from what is ideal Normative Economics Deals with what should be That which embodies the ideal such as the ideal rate of population growth or the most effective tax system. Focuses on policy formulation that will help to attain the ideal situation.