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Uses of Normative Economics over Positive Economic analysis

Can anybody propose the proper explanation for specified problem regarding Normative Economics.

Positive economic analysis might NOT be used to test the idea which higher cigarette taxes would reasons of: (w) Tax revenue to increase and nicotine consumption to fall. (x) Tax burdens to fall most deeply on low-income smokers. (y) Tobacco farmers to lose income. (z) Smokers who stop to advantage the most from such taxes.

Please friends explain above problem..I really need that.

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