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2. 3. 4. 5. 6. ZOOM "Positive economics" refers to affirmative value judgments, or issues of "ought" or "should." [ True I False ] "Capitalism" and "the economy" are the same thing and are, moreover, a permanent and natural state of affairs. [ True I False ] The fact that individuals with lower incomes make a greater contribution to global emissions and pollution levels is an example of pollution inequality. [ True I False ] Economic pluralism refers to crossing disciplinary boundaries e.g., incorporating insights from sociology, psychology, anthropology, ecology, political science, history, etc. into economic analysis. [ True I False ] One fact regarding markets is that they are not socially constructed, created or shaped, but are naturally occurring, typically beyond any investigation, and have been that way since at least the Reagan era. [ True I False ] Capitalism is, in part, so reliable and resilient due to one fundamental feature: inherent gender equality i.e., the nonsocial construction of gender with nearly no evidence of a gender wage gap. ECON 1020 Economics: A Critical Introduction [ True I False ]