The perspectives of heterodox schools of economic thought draw upon Classical Political Economy, Marxian economics, Institutional Economics and Keynesian Economics. Which of the following does NOT draw upon any of these traditions? Post-Keynesian Economics. Ferminist Economics. Ecological Economics. O Experimental Economics. Evolutionary Economics. The Social Structure of Accumulation approoach. French Régulation Theory. Austrian economics.
The perspectives of heterodox schools of economic thought draw upon Classical Political Economy, Marxian economics, Institutional Economics and Keynesian Economics. Which of the following does NOT draw upon any of these traditions? Post-Keynesian Economics. Ferminist Economics. Ecological Economics. O Experimental Economics. Evolutionary Economics. The Social Structure of Accumulation approoach. French Régulation Theory. Austrian economics.
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![The perspectives of heterodox schools of economic thought draw upon Classical Political Economy, Marxian economics, Institutional Economics and Keynesian
Economics. Which of the following does NOT draw upon any of these traditions?
Post-Keynesian Economics.
Feminist Economics.
O Ecological Economics.
Experimental Economics.
Evolutionary Economics.
The Social Structure of Accumulation approoach.
French Régulation Theory.
Austrian economics.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F0bd689ce-4da3-41d5-9103-ec4e1a874004%2F32942342-b681-404e-b456-1c9fcf02b730%2F7lnj4vq_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:The perspectives of heterodox schools of economic thought draw upon Classical Political Economy, Marxian economics, Institutional Economics and Keynesian
Economics. Which of the following does NOT draw upon any of these traditions?
Post-Keynesian Economics.
Feminist Economics.
O Ecological Economics.
Experimental Economics.
Evolutionary Economics.
The Social Structure of Accumulation approoach.
French Régulation Theory.
Austrian economics.
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