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- social science
- Has part
- natural resource economics
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- New Keynesian economics
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49 sectionsContents
- Definitions of economics
- History of economic thought
- From antiquity through the physiocrats
- Classical political economy
- Marxian economics
- Neoclassical economics
- Keynesian economics
- Post-WWII economics
- Monetarism
- New classical economics
- New Keynesians
- New neoclassical synthesis
- After the 2008 financial crisis
- Other schools and approaches
- Methodology
- Theoretical research
- Empirical research
- Microeconomics
- Production, cost, and efficiency
- Specialisation
- Supply and demand
- Firms
- Uncertainty and game theory
- Market failure
- Welfare
- Macroeconomics
- Growth
- Business cycle
- Unemployment
- Money and monetary policy
- Fiscal policy
- Inequality
- Other branches of economics
- Public economics
- International economics
- Labour economics
- Development economics
- Related subjects
- Profession
- Women in economics
- See also
- Notes
- References
- Sources
- Further reading
- External links
- General information
- Institutions and organizations
- Study resources
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Economics () is a social science that studies the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.