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	Schools of economics
	History of economic thought
Pre-modern
	Early economic thought
Early Modern
	Mercantilism · Physiocrats
Modern
	Classical Economics ; English historical school · German historical school ; Socialist economics · Neoclassical economics; Lausanne school · Austrian school
Twentieth-century
	Institutional economics · Stockholm school ; Keynesian economics · Chicago school

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