How about the Spanish School of Economics? Or, in Spanish, La Escuela de Economia Español**a? See this for the reasoning: http://blog.mises.org/archives/010900.asp Here is the relevant quote: "He concluded this section with the claim that the Austrian School is truly, and at its roots, the Spanis…

Well why not call it the French school since there were people like Turgot and Condillac who were essentially proto-Austrians. I know Ralph Raico would take a liking to that name.

If it was to change, ideally. Geographical location = out. Person, like Keyesianism results in deification = out. Methodology is what separates the Austrian School from all others. “The Logical School of Economics” - Logical Economics “The Praxeological School of Economics” - Praxeological Econ…

Following Milton Friedman’s good/bad distinction, we could be called The Good School of Economics. Also, I recall that Jeffrey Friedman once suggested over at The Austrian Economists blog the term “epistemological economics.”

I suppose you could split the difference between Spanish and Austrian and just call it the Hapsburg School.

I am not part of the Austrian School, but I don’t even think there is such a thing as THE Austrian School; if they all have something in common it is the base that was supplied by Menger. I consider those at the Mises Institute to be practicing Rothbardian Economics and those at GMU to be practicing…

Keep it the Austrian School. It is too funny when someone tries to debunk it by talking about the country!

I like the “Praxeological School.”

Who cares about the economy of Austria anyways?

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**Tom McInerney: Who Cares about Austria's economy?

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