Evaluative judgments between positive and normative: For an axiological economy

This article argues that the distinction between positive and normative, which is the basis of much of economics, is not relevant. By inserting the distinction between norms and values, the article makes it possible to insert a new perspective between the two parts of the dichotomy: that of value judgments that are not necessarily normative. The article then supports the idea of an axiological economy that enriches evaluative judgments and provides a broader informational base for policy decisions.