SCHOOLS OF POLITICAL ECONOMY (Ancient-1871)

PRE-CLASSICAL


The Ancients and the Scholastics
The
Salamanca School
The
First Economists
Sir William
Petty and the Mercantilists
Richard
Cantillon, Jacques Turgot and Enlightenment Economics
François
Quesnay and the Physiocrats
David
Hume and the Scottish Enlightenment
Ferdinando
Galiani and the Italian Tradition
Social Philosophers and Commentators

THE CLASSICALS


Adam Smith
David
Ricardo, John Stuart Mill and the Classical Ricardian School
T. Robert
Malthus and British Anti-Classical Economists
Jeremy
Bentham and the Utilitarians
Jean-Baptiste
Say and the French Liberal School
Jules
Dupuit and the French Engineers
Continental Proto-Marginalists
Karl
Marx and the Marxian School
The
Bullionist Controversies
The
Manchester School
Piero
Sraffa and the Neo-Ricardians
The
Neo-Marxians


NEOCLASSICAL SCHOOLS(1871-Today)

ANGLO-AMERICAN NEOCLASSICISM

W. Stanley Jevons and the Anglo-American Marginalists
John Bates
Clark and the American Apologists
Alfred
Marshall and the Cambridge Neoclassicals
Lord
Robbins and the London School of Economics.
Frank H.
Knight and the Chicago School
Milton
Friedman and the Monetarists
Robert
Lucas and the New Classicals
New Institutionalist Schools

CONTINENTAL NEOCLASSICISM


Léon Walras and the Lausanne School
Carl
Menger and the Austrian School
Knut
Wicksell and the Swedish School
Paul
Samuelson, John Hicks and the Paretian Revival.
The
Vienna Colloquium
Tjalling
Koopmans and the Cowles Commission
Kenneth
Arrow, Gérard Debreu and the Neo-Walrasian General Equilibrium School
Robert
Aumann and the Edgeworthian Revival


ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLS

HETERODOX TRADITIONS

Utopians and Socialists
The
Fabian Socialists
Gustav
Schmoller and the German Historical School
The
English Historical School
The
French Historical School
Thorstein
Veblen and the American Institutionalist School.
Joseph
Schumpeter and Evolutionary Economics.
The
Soviet Planning Economists
The
Neo-Marxians/Radical Political Economy
Economics at the
New School for Social Research.

KEYNESIANS

John Maynard Keynes
Joan
Robinson and the Cambridge Keynesians
Franco
Modigliani, James Tobin and the Neo-Keynesian Synthesis.
Abba
Lerner and the American Post Keynesians
Robert
Clower, Axel Leijonhufvud and Disequilibrium Keynesianism
Joseph E.
Stiglitz and the New Keynesians
The
Mandarins


THEMATIC SCHOOLS


Themes

Business Cycle Theory
Empirics and Econometrics
Imperfect Competition
Economic Development
Uncertainty and Information
Game Theory
Finance Theory

Other


The Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics
The
American Economic Association
The
Econometric Society
Economic Journals: A chronological account
Journals and their Acronyms
Methodology and History of Economics


 

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