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says that "the government should give free N95 masks to everyone in the US." Margie states that "the government's decision asks is morally good for everyone." We can conclude that: Shirley's statement is normative, but Margie's is positive. Margie's statement is normative, but Shirley's is positive. Both statements are positive. Both statements are normative.

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          says that "the government should give free N95 masks to everyone in the US." Margie states that "the government's decision asks is morally good for everyone." We can conclude that:
Shirley's statement is normative, but Margie's is positive.
Margie's statement is normative, but Shirley's is positive.
Both statements are positive.
Both statements are normative.

says that the government should give free n95 masks to everyone in the us margie states that the governments decision asks is morally good for everyone we can conclude that shirleys statemen 16686

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Principles of Economics

Gregory Mankiw 8th Edition

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says that "the government should give free N95 masks to everyone in the US." Margie states that "the government's decision asks is morally good for everyone." We can conclude that: Shirley's statement is normative, but Margie's is positive. Margie's statement is normative, but Shirley's is positive. Both statements are positive. Both statements are normative.