Question

An example of a normative economic argument is: Group of answer choices arguing that high degrees of income inequality is inefficient because it leads to greater expenditures on health care costs. arguing that universal health care should be adopted because overall costs are lower under that type of health care system. arguing that high degrees of income inequality is inefficient because it leads to greater governmental expenditures on welfare programs. arguing that high degrees of income inequality is immoral and unjust. all of the available answers are correct.

Answer 1

arguing that universal health care should be adopted because overall costs are lower under that type of health care system

Step-by-step explanation:

Normative economics is one that states what should be as opposed to what is obtainable. It is a prescriptive view of a situation involving investment projects, economic development, statements, and scenarios.

In the given instance the normative statement is: arguing that universal health care should be adopted because overall costs are lower under that type of health care system.

The view here is that the present cost in health care system is presently high.

To reduce the overall costs we should use universal health care as a way to reduce costs.