What type of questions can be answered with economic tools without interjecting any value judgment as to whether the particular outcome is desirable or harmful

Positive questions.

Explanation:

Positive questions is a type of questions that can be answered with economic tools without interjecting any value judgment as to whether the particular outcome is desirable or harmful.

Hence, positive questions in economics are primarily fact based and objective, thus the statements (questions) are descriptive, concise, clearly measurable, precise and without any value judgment.

For instance, asking if education trust funds by the government increases public expenditures is an example of a positive question.

my economy is bad lots of people are poor and lots of people are jobless and homeless

i would ask my boss to do more things around the car shop. and i would slowly work my way up to working on cars and becoming a full time mechanic.