Positive economics : It is an approach will help us to understand the outcome without making any judgement
Normative economics: It is an approach of economics where analysis of the outcome is done and we evaluate that whether it is a positive or a negative outcome and we even try to provide a better course of action for that analysis.
| Statement | comes under which economics |
| Canada is the best country in the world to live-in | Normative |
| Canada national income has raisen over last five years | positive |
| If the world price of wheat rises , Canada exports less wheat | positive |
| Unemployment a more serious problem than inflation | Normative |
In the above statement Canada is a best country in the world to live in and Unemployment is a more serious issue than inflation the person is making judgement on the outcome rather than understanding it . So it is normative economics.
In the above statement Canada national income has risen over last five years and If the world price of wheat rises Canada exports less wheat are positive statements because here the author is try to understand the behaviour because of the changes taking place. He is not giving any judgement on outcomes but he is trying to predict what may happen.
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