A conditional statement such as if event A occurs, then event B follows is an example of normative economics.

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A conditional statement is simply a statement that establishes a relationship between two events or conditions. It does not imply any value judgment or prescriptive statement about what ought to happen. Normative economics, on the other hand, involves making value judgments and prescribing what should happen in economic decision-making.

A Conditional Statement Such as If Event a Occurs, Then