Exam question wording

Hey guys
I feel like I should know this already, but if a question tells me to discuss consequences of something, is that always a bad thing, or can it be positive outcomes as well

Hello,
For many subjects but particularly the social sciences if a question is asking you to discuss something you should consider both the strengths and weaknesses. It's essentially the knowledge plus evaluation and by using strengths and weaknesses you can create a like of argument which is useful for the higher marks.
If you have any further questions please do let me know.
Charlie
Law LLB Student

Yeah I sat my PPE for econ and had a question saying discuss the possible consequences of (x) for (y) and I could only really do one negative, so would I be right in the future to do one negative and one positive as my two points?