Normative economics offers recommendations based on value judgments.

These recommendations are often subjective and based on personal beliefs or societal norms. Normative economics seeks to answer questions about what should be done, rather than what is currently happening in the economy. This can involve making policy recommendations, evaluating the fairness of economic outcomes, or assessing the impact of different economic policies on society as a whole. Normative economics is often contrasted with positive economics, which focuses on describing and explaining economic phenomena without making value judgments.

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