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Schools of Economics[edit]
- Economics
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- Experimental economics
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- Marxian economics
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- Market socialism
- Classical economics
- Austrian School
- Evolutionary economics
- Mainstream economics
- Neoclassical economics
- New classical macroeconomics
- Keynesian economics
- Neo-Keynesian economics
- Post-Keynesian economics
- Monetarism
- Anarchist economics
- Modern monetary theory
- Malthusianism
- Ricardian economics
- Neo-Ricardianism
- Institutional economics
- New institutional economics
- Public choice
- Saltwater and freshwater economics
- Stockholm school (economics)
- Supply-side economics
- Virginia school of political economy
- Constitutional economics
- Ecological economics
- Economic history
- Mutualism (economic theory)
- Neomercantilism
- Historical school of economics
- American School (economics)
- Capability approach
- English historical school of economics
- Georgism
- Lausanne School
- Birmingham School (economics)
- Chicago school of economics
- Freiburg school
- Carnegie School