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Schools of economic thought

Name a school of economic thought. Hopdown accepts 83 answers here. Common answers keep your bunny near the surface; rare ones dig deeper.

Most common answers

• Keynesian EconomicsExtremely common
• Classical EconomicsCommon
• MonetarismUncommon
• New ClassicalUncommon
• Institutional EconomicsUncommon
• Austrian SchoolUncommon
• Modern Monetary TheoryUncommon
• Marxian EconomicsUncommon
• GeorgismUncommon
• Chicago SchoolUncommon
• Neo-RicardianUncommon
• Neoclassical EconomicsUncommon
• Freiburg SchoolUncommon
• Stockholm SchoolUncommon
• Behavioral EconomicsUncommon

Rare answers

• Neo-Keynesian EconomicsRare
• Green EconomicsRare
• Social Market EconomyRare
• Evolutionary EconomicsRare
• Islamic EconomicsRare
• Schumpeterian EconomicsRare
• Utopian SocialismRare
• Public Choice SchoolVery rare
• Ecological EconomicsVery rare
• Feminist EconomicsVery rare
• Complexity EconomicsVery rare
• Marxism-LeninismVery rare
• Fabian EconomicsVery rare
• DistributismVery rare
• Lausanne SchoolVery rare

Deep cuts

The answers almost nobody gives.

• Salamanca SchoolDeep cut
• Post-Walrasian EconomicsDeep cut
• Neo-Austrian EconomicsDeep cut
• Sraffian EconomicsDeep cut
• CircuitismDeep cut
• Neo-ChartalismDeep cut
• Dynamic Stochastic General EquilibriumDeep cut
• Fiscal Theory of the Price LevelDeep cut
• Sraffa SchoolDeep cut
• Monetary RealismDeep cut

Plus 43 more answers you'll have to find yourself.