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Fields and Schools of Heterodox Economics
« on: August 21, 2009, 17:33:19 PM »
The schools of heterodox economics include:

American Institutionalist School
Austrian economics
Binary Economics
Evolutionary economics
Feminist economics
Gesellian economics
Marxian economics
Mutualism
Participatory economics
Post-Keynesian economics
Post scarcity
Socialist economics
Sraffian economics
Supply-side economics



In addition, the following may be considered heterodox schools. But as they also constitute significant fields of their own, they are currently located in "Contemporary Economics":

Bioeconomics
Econophysics
Ecological economics
Thermoeconomics
Neuroeconomics

If you wish to dispute this arrangement you may do so here.
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