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  • John Francis Bray

    (Ricardian economists) (Classical economists)

  • John Gray

    (Ricardian economists) (Classical economists)

  • Charles Hall

    (Ricardian economists) (Classical economists)

  • Thomas Hodgskin

    (Ricardian economists) (Classical economists)

  • Charles Fourier

    (Utopian socialists) (Classical economists)

  • Robert Owen

    (Utopian socialists) (Classical economists)

  • Saint-Simon

    (Utopian socialists) (Classical economists)

  • Mikhail Bakunin (Anarchist economists)

  • Joseph Proudhon (Anarchist economists)

  • Benjamin Tucker (Anarchist economists)

  • David Laibman

    (Marxian-Sraffian) (Marxian economists)

  • Nobuo Okishio

    (Marxian-Sraffian) (Marxian economists)

  • John Roemer

    (Marxian-Sraffian) (Marxian economists)

  • Anwar Shaikh

    (Marxian-Sraffian) (Marxian economists)

  • Piero Sraffa

    (Marxian-Sraffian) (Marxian economists)

  • Ian Steedman

    (Marxian-Sraffian) (Marxian economists)

  • Paul Sweezy

    (Marxian-Sraffian) (Marxian economists)

  • Michael Albert

    (Cooperative economics) (Marxian economists)

  • Pat Devine

    (Cooperative economics) (Marxian economists)

  • Robin Hahnel

    (Cooperative economics) (Marxian economists)

  • Noreena Hertz

    (Cooperative economics) (Marxian economists)

  • Branko Horvat

    (Cooperative economics) (Marxian economists)

  • Edvard Kardelj

    (Cooperative economics) (Marxian economists)

  • David Schweickart

    (Cooperative economics) (Marxian economists)

  • Jaroslav Vanek

    (Cooperative economics) (Marxian economists)

  • Enrico Barone (Neoclassical economists)

  • Oskar Lange (Neoclassical economists)

  • Abba Lerner (Neoclassical economists)

  • Alfred Marshall (Neoclassical economists)

  • David McMullen (Neoclassical economists)

  • Alec Nove (Neoclassical economists)

  • Andreas G. Papandreou (Neoclassical economists)

  • Fred M. Taylor (Neoclassical economists)

  • Léon Walras (Neoclassical economists)

  • Thorstein Veblen (Institutional economists)

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In the late 1960s, these 35 socialist economists, recorded in a random tool, drew on solid theoretical evidence to arrive at their most innovative conclusions, risking the challenge of the current social zeitgeist, laid the groundwork for a flourishing socio-economic sector in the decades that followed. Their papers were too innovative to be accepted, but they stuck to their ideals.

And the socialist economists in this generator are all economists who can do this, so they are very valuable to the world. But we now live in a society where there are colorful cultural phenomena, these phenomena only in recent years to enter the Economist’s field of vision. Even though the social economy has always existed in our human society, but economics began to enter the study of new people, the history is not long.

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