Economic Ideologies

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Economic ideologies are here defined as moral positions - how economies should be structured, as compared to economic theories - systems of propositions concerning how economies work. Of course, the two are related. Certain theories support or preclude certain ideologies. For example, someone who believes in the Keynesian theory of economics is quite unlikely to subscribe to libertarian ideology.

Subcategories

This category has the following 11 subcategories, out of 11 total.

A ► Anarchist economics‎ (1 C, 4 P) ► Anarcho-capitalism‎ (4 C, 41 P) ► Anti-capitalism‎ (16 C, 55 P) C ► Consumerism‎ (4 C, 6 P)

E ► Economic liberalism‎ (5 C, 17 P) ► Economic theories‎ (16 C, 207 P) F ► Economics of fascism‎ (1 C, 7 P) M ► Marxism‎ (11 C, 144 P)

P ► Protectionism‎ (23 P) T ► The Zeitgeist Movement‎ (6 P) W ► Work–life balance‎ (5 P)

Pages in category "Economic ideologies"

The following 124 pages are in this category, out of 124 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

Economic ideology 2 21st century communist theorists A Abenomics American School (economics) Anarchist communism Anarcho-capitalism Anarcho-syndicalism Anti-capitalism Argumentation ethics Autonomism B Business nationalism C Capitalism Colbertism Communism Consumerism Cool Japan Corporate capitalism Corporate nationalism Corporatism Counter-economics Criticisms of neoclassical economics D Decentralized planning (economics) Democratic capitalism Democratic socialism Dirigisme Distributism E Eco-capitalism Eco-socialism Economic nationalism Economic planning Economic progressivism Economism Egalitarianism as a Revolt Against Nature and Other Essays Empowerment Experiment Ethical socialism F List of Fascist movements Folkhemmet Free silver Free-market roads Fusionism G Gandhian economics Genuine progress indicator

G cont. Genuine wealth assessment Georgism Gladstonian Liberalism Globalization and Its Discontents Gross national happiness H Happiness economics I Inclusive Democracy Infant industry argument Infrastructure-based development Integralism Intrusionism Islamic economic jurisprudence J Juche L Late capitalism Liberal socialism Agorism Libertarian socialism Libertarianism List of communist ideologies M Market abolitionism Market economy Market fundamentalism Market populism Market socialism Marxism Mellonomics Mercantilism Mixed economy Moral economy N National Farmers Organization Nationalist Clubs Natural Capitalism: Creating the Next Industrial Revolution Neo-Capitalism Nixonomics O Ordoliberalism Orthodox Marxism P The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less Participatory economics Perspectives on capitalism Pink tide Positive non-interventionism Post-consumerism

P cont. Post-materialism Privatism Producerism Production for use Productivism Progressive Utilization Theory Protectionism Protectionism in the United States R Raniero Panzieri Reaganomics Real-time economy Report on Manufactures Revolutionary socialism Ricardian socialism Rogernomics S Self-ownership Single tax Social capitalism Social democracy Social market economy Socialism Socialism (Marxism) Socialist-oriented market economy Socialization (economics) Songun Sorelianism Syndicalism T Thaksinomics Thatcherism The Empowerment Experiment The Theory of the Leisure Class Third Position Title-transfer theory of contract Trade justice Transformative economics Trickle-down economics Trickle-up effect Mario Tronti W Welfare capitalism Workerism