Neo-Classical Microeconomics

Schools of Thought in Economics series

Edited by Martin Ricketts, Professor of Economic Organisation, University of Buckingham, UK

Neo-classical microeconomics has dominated economics as a school of thought since the end of the nineteenth century. Seen as the ‘orthodox’ school, it has been challenged by many of the newer schools that have been developed since, but none has succeeded in supplanting neo-classical microeconomic theory as the foundation stone of economics.

‘Two excellent volumes.’
– Walter Eltis, The Economic Journal