Money talk posters- what “school” of economics do you associate yourself with?

Ancient Tiger School of Gotcha

True, but Smith was wrong on some stuff

Namely, he believed in labor theory of value

Classical-liberal, Austrian-leaning means I believe markets coordinate information better than planners, incentives drive outcomes more than intentions, and interventions tend to create second-order problems that are worse than the issue they were meant to fix. Government has a role, but it should be limited, rules-based, and humble about what it can actually control.

Trumpian school


I believe in enriching boomers and foreigners while millenials and under slide into poverty

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I believe in enriching boomers and foreigners while millenials and under slide into poverty

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This isn't my school, but I can support that.

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I believe in enriching boomers and foreigners while millenials and under slide into poverty

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Poverty is a great motivator and teacher.

They’ll come out of it better for it and the wiser ones with thank us for the education.

Milton Friedman was Chicago school

There’s a lot of overlap between several of the options you posted. I think the best system is protection from outside state players, relatively laissez-faire domestic regulation, and the very occasional trust-busting/utilitification. Keep the government to an absolute minimum.

Couldn’t begin to define all of these.

I’ve generally agreed with Milton.