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the bell ican and that's given below welcome everyone and today we have a
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fantastic topic that is positive economics versus normative economics so
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what we are going to do let me just give you a short synopsis well we going to
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understand a difference between what exactly positive economics is all about
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what normative economics is we'll be learning with the help of some of the
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infographics the differences may will be like sort of meaning what exactly both
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things are all about the nature of the branch the type of the argument that is
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going behind this the merit of the testing or probably you know what's
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needed because of the same and what this whole thing are the facts that are based
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on so we are going to learn the differences and the most important thing
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is that you know key differences which we are going to learn at the same time
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so let's begin with our topic for today first and the foremost thing you need to
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understand guy is that positive economics talks when when you whenever
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you have both the things at the same time economics is both is a science and
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art remember this thing so and it's not limited to facts or some fictions it is
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combination of both now positive economics talks about things that are
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they something that is already there it's facts now they can be verifiable in
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this particular scenario so you can prove it or probabilities prove it also
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and you can test it so you can find out whether these statements are mentioned
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under positive economics are true of a very untrue but normative economics is
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what we call as fiction so they are an facts rather they are opinions opinions
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of what of economists who tells us what they think and it can
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be probably a true thing okay it can be their facts so they can be true offs for
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some and false for some and these statements mentioned under the normative
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economics aren't verifiable they aren't verifiable remember this thing and they
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can be tested either at the same time so you may think why then there are two
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level two divisions of economics and if normative economics does not talk about
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facts why should it exists as a division of economics well here are some of the
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differences that we will talk but before that to make the policies of the
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business or of any country we need both positive economics and nor mattic
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economics and we need to know which are facts and then we should use our
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judgment to form the policies because that's gonna help individual and the
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society at large so in this tutorial we will talk about both the comparative
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analysis which is between positive economics and the normative economics
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right so let's begin as you start positive versus normattics
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economics first thing that we are going to learn is the meaning positive
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economic concentrates on what are there I told you what are there is something
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that is facts and something that is verifiable is what is positive economics
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normative it depicts a picture so it is based on some assumptions some criterias
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some structure and it depicts a picture of what it should be
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we're trying to understand the forecast the opinions the prescriptions of the
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economists and experts so it's like probably you can say that it is more
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sort of protection based on some of the analysis with some assumptions which are
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involved that is normative economics what is it what it's all about positive
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economic talks about the cause and the effect
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what is the cause behind it and what the consequences what are the effects so
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reason and consequences relationship is what positive economics talks about when
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you talk about normative economics it talks about the opinions that is this is
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something that I'm going for this is the judgment they will throw something a
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statement so there's no cause-and-effect relationship there's more sort of in an
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opinion that is given based on some assumptions which they will try and
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express that the nature of the branch the nature of positive economics is
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factual which you understood and descriptive verifiable the nature of
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normative economics is prescriptive cannot be exact
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another type of the argument behind the type of the argument behind positive
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economics is what objective and the type of the argument behind normative
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economics is subjective what is the merit of testing statement
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and the positive economics can be tested and you can give things as right or
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wrong can be found statement and normative economics can be tested or can
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be verified we know it now why probably when is needed need is of what positive
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economics points out the thing as it's so that the judgment can be passed based
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on the facts judgment comes from the facts but in case of normative they pass
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the opinion judgment opinion okay opinions on facts presented in the
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positive economics so whatever opinions are given here based on the that facts
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it is presented you're in normative facts reality this is values I hope you
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have got a fantastic idea regarding how positive versus normative
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economics so let me make you understand what are the key differences here well
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the biggest difference between positive economics and normative
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economics is the former one is based on I'm talking about here positive and here
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normative noted so the biggest difference between positive economics
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and normative economics is the former one here it is based on facts normative
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economics is basically based on values judgments and opinions right here the
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statement and the positive economics can be tested or it is verifiable that means
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the statements can be the true or can be false so the statement is normative
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economics on the other hand our opinions and you can say they are the
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recommendations ok yes right opinions or recommendations which cannot be verified
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until they are acted upon first now the statement and the positive economics is
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more sort of objective in nature and over here it is more subjective in
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nature due to the fact of being assumption involved well the statement
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and the positive economics focuses more on what it focuses more on cause and
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effect relationship right and normative on the other hand concentrates what can
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work and why positive and normative economics both are important because one
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another doesn't make without one another it
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doesn't make any sense right so well as mentioned in the synopsis we understood
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the meaning what exactly it is all about the nature the type the merit of testing
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why it is needed and it is based on what so now we reach to the conclusion of
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this particular topic we can see that positive economics and normative
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economics is not important only to policymakers or or you can see planners
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they are equally important for anyone who is trying to find out the solution
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based on fact so if a school sees the student of the school have been
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performing lower than the average for the last couple of years they can call a
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per meeting talk things out jot down ideas and can find the best alternative
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which can help the student get better marks so in this simple scenario the
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combination of the fact and the solutions can be easily be traced down
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from the concept of positive economics and normally these two types of
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economics are so very what we call as practical that you can apply them in any
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way anything means anything from business to politics from sports to
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social reforms from policymaking to becoming wealthy so all you need to
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understand is to apply these because they are the combination of both
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positive and normative economics well I hope if you have learned and enjoyed
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