Economic Schools of thought late 1800's and early 1900's.

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Now, or then? The English Historical School basically "had it right" for the colonial period and was far more economically effective for the British Empire than any other strategy would have been. Of course, Britain adapted poorly to changing circumstances that made the English School obsolete and brought classical liberalism to the fore.

In modern times, I am closest to the Austrian school with some English and German economic interventionist (but non-protectionist) leanings. And some Marxist influence, too.