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Schools of economic thought
Pre-modern
Ancient schools
Medieval Islamic
Scholasticism
Modern era
Early modern
Cameralism
Mercantilism
Physiocrats
School of Salamanca
Late modern
American (National)
Anarchist
Mutualism
Austrian
Birmingham
Classical
Ricardian
Distributist
English historical
French liberal
Georgism
German historical
Malthusian
Manchester
Marginalism
Marxist economics
Marxian critique of political economy
Neoclassical
Lausanne
Socialist
Contemporary
(20th and
21st centuries)
Behavioral
Buddhist
Capability approach
Carnegie
Chartalism
Modern Monetary Theory
Chicago
Constitutional
Cracovian
Disequilibrium
Ecological
Evolutionary
Feminist
Freiburg
Institutional
Keynesian
Neo-
Neoclassical–Keynesian synthesis
New
Post-
Circuitism
Keynes–Marx synthesis
Monetarism
Market
Neo-Malthusian
Neo-Marxian
Neo-Ricardian
Neo-Schumpeterian
Neoliberalism
New classical
Rational expectations theory
Real business-cycle theory
New institutional
New neoclassical synthesis
Organizational
Public choice
Regulation
Saltwater/freshwater
Stockholm
Structuralist
Supply-side
Technocracy movement
Thermoeconomics
Virginia
Social credit
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Critique of political economy
History of economic thought
History of macroeconomic thought
Economics
Political economy
Mainstream economics
Heterodox economics
Post-autistic economics
Degrowth
World-systems theory
Economic systems