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Generate economics team names for classes, competition squads, department trivia nights and study groups: puns like Supply and Demanders, Phillips Curve Balls and Tragedy of the Common Room, plain terms like Pareto Optimal and Ceteris Paribus, and polished names like Applied Micro Group.

About economics team names

Economics is a subject whose vocabulary already sounds like a team: Pareto Optimal, Animal Spirits, Ceteris Paribus and Dismal Scientists need nothing added. This list of 1,000 names works in two registers: some use a term straight, and others bend one into a pun, as in Supply and Demanders, Giffen It Our All, Moral Hazard Pay and Unit Root Beer.

The names follow the shape of the degree. Microeconomics brings elasticity, surplus and marginal thinking (Perfectly Elastic, Deadweight Lifters, Marginal Thinkers). Macroeconomics brings GDP, inflation, multipliers and the business cycle (Aggregate Demanders, Sticky Prices, Business Cyclists). Game theory, trade and development, behavioral economics, econometrics, and markets and money each have a share, along with the named curves and laws: Phillips Curve Balls, Say's Law Abiders, Edgeworth Boxers. For the classroom there are names like AP Macro Majors and Econ 101 Survivors, and for a department or research group there are plain ones such as Labor Economics Workshop and Market Design Lab.

A pun only lands when the term behind it is real, so the list keeps to terms taught in economics courses, from principles to graduate theory, and it stays out of party politics, named policy fights and jokes about hardship, which keeps a name usable on a class roster, a scoreboard or a department slide.

How to choose economics team names

Match the name to the course. An AP Macro squad will enjoy Aggregate Demanders or The Multiplier Effect, a micro section suits Marginal Thinkers or Perfectly Elastic, and an econometrics study group can claim Reject the Null.
Pick a term every teammate can explain. If a judge or a classmate asks what Ricardian Equivalents means, the team should have a one-sentence answer ready.
For mixed crowds such as pub trivia and intramurals, choose a first-chapter concept: The Invisible Hands, No Free Lunch or Supply and Demanders. Save Trembling Hand Perfect for the department party.
For a web page, a poster session or a grant, use the plain register: Applied Micro Group, Economic Research Team or Behavioral Economics Lab.
Short names fit a scoreboard and a T-shirt. Utils, Team Pareto and Dismal Scientists are easier to chant than a full theorem.

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What are good economics team names?

Strong picks from the list include The Invisible Hands, Pareto Optimal, Marginal Thinkers, The Opportunity Costs, Animal Spirits and Ceteris Paribus. Each is a term students meet early in the subject, so the name is understood the moment it is read out.

What are funny economics team names?

The puns keep a real concept and give it a second meaning: Supply and Demanders, Phillips Curve Balls, Tragedy of the Common Room, Moral Hazard Pay, Adverse Selection Committee and Gross Domestic Pizza. For a statistics-heavy crowd, try Unit Root Beer or Time Series Finale.

What is a good name for an economics competition team?

Teams often pick a term from the syllabus they are studying. Team Equilibrium, AP Macro Majors, The Multiplier Effect and Dual Mandate suit a macro or monetary policy squad, and Comparative Advantagers works for any round. This site has no connection to any competition, so read the event's own rules on team names before you register.

What is a professional name for an economics research group?

Name the field and the kind of group, the way departments do: Applied Micro Group, Labor Economics Workshop, Development Economics Lab or Econometrics Working Group. If you want something shorter for a project charter, a code name such as Team Elasticity or Team Macro reads well.

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A: 43 names

Absolute Advantage
Absolute Advantage Aces
AD Meets AS
Adjusted for Inflation
Adverse Selection
Adverse Selection Committee
Agglomeration Economies
Agglomeration Nation
Aggregate Demand Dynamos
Aggregate Demanders
Aggregate Supply
Aggregate Supply Run
Ahead of the Yield Curve
All Else Equal
All Else Held Constant
All Pay Auction
Allais Paradox
Allocative Efficiency
Altruistic Punishers
Always Cooperate
Always Label Your Axes

A, continued

Ambiguity Aversion
Anchored Expectations
Anchoring Effect
Animal Spirits
AP Macro Majors
AP Micro Managers
Applied Economics Team
Applied Micro Group
Applied Microeconomics Lab
Arbitrage Aces
Armchair Economists
Arrow's Theorem
Arrows on a Graph
Assume a Can Opener
Assume Perfect Information
Assume We Win
Asymmetric Information
At the Margin
Auction Heroes
Autocorrelation
Automatic Stabilizers
Availability Heuristic

B: 49 names

Backward Bending Labor Supply
Backward Induction
Balance of Payments
Balance of Trade
Bandwagon Effect
Bar Tab Externalities
Barriers to Entry
Basket of Goods
Baumol's Cost Disease
Bayes Watch Economists
Bayesian Players
Bearish on You
Beat the Market
Beauty Contest Winners
Behavioral Economics Lab
Beige Book Club
Benefits Exceed Costs
Bertrand Competition
Bertrand Paradox
Best Linear Unbiased
Best Responders
Best Response
Beveridge Curve
Bid Ask Spread

B, continued

Big Push
Binding Constraints
Black Scholes
Blackboard Economics
Bliss Point
Bond Vigilantes
Boom and Bust a Move
Bounded Rationality
Boundedly Rational
Bowed Out PPF
Broken Window Fallacy
Bubble Wrap Economists
Budget Constraints
Budget Line Backers
Budget Line Dancers
Bullish on Us
Bullish Outlook
Bulls and Bears
Burger Index
Business Cycle Path
Business Cycles
Business Cyclists
Buy Low, Sell High
Buyers and Sellers
Buzzer Round Economists

C: 82 names

C Plus I Plus G
Capital Deepening
Capital Flows
Capital Stock
Cardinal Utility
Carry Trade
Cartel Blanche
Catch Up Growth
Causal Inference
Centipede Game
Central Limit Theorem
Ceteris Paribus
Challenge Day Crew
Challenge Round Champions
Cheap Talk
Cheerful Dismal Scientists
Choice Architects
Choice Overload
Circular Flow
Clean Identification
Clearing the Market
Close Substitutes
Club Goods
Coase Theorem
Coasean Bargainers
Cobb Douglas
Cobweb Model

C, continued

Collective Action
Comedy of the Commons
Commitment Devices
Commodity Money
Common Market
Common Pool Resources
Comparative Advantage Kickers
Comparative Advantagers
Comparative Statics
Comparative Statics Fanatics
Compensating Variation
Complementary Goods
Compound Growth
Constant Returns
Constrained Optimizers
Consumer Choice
Consumer Confidence
Consumer Price Index
Consumer Sovereignty
Consumer Surplus
Consumer Surplus Shoppers
Consumption Smoothing
Contestable Markets
Contract Curve
Convergence Hypothesis
Coordination Game
Core Inflation

C, continued

Corner Solution Kickers
Corner Solutions
Correlated Equilibrium
Correlation, Not Causation
Cost Benefit Analysis
Cost Push
Costly Opportunities
Costly Signals
Countercyclical
Cournot Competitors
Crawling Peg
Creative Destroyers
Creative Destruction
Credible Commitment
Credible Threats
Cross Price Elasticity
Cross Section Champs
Crowding In
Crowding Out
Crowding Out the Competition
Currency Appreciation Society
Currency Board
Current Account
Curve Benders
Curve Setters Anonymous
Curve Shifters
Customs Union
Cycle Through

D: 39 names

Data and Policy Lab
Deadweight Lifters
Deadweight Loss Leaders
Deadweight Lossless
Decoy Effect
Default Option
Defect or Cooperate
Deferred Acceptance
Deflation Devices
Demand and Deliver
Demand Curve Benders United
Demand More
Demand Pull
Demographic Dividend
Derived Demand
Derived Demanders
Development Economics Lab
Development Economists
Difference in Differences
Dilemma Solvers
Diminishing Marginal Returns
Diminishing Returns
Dinner Table Economists
Disequilibrium
Disinflation Station
Dismal Scientists
Diversified Portfolio
Division of Labor
Dominant Strategists
Dominant Strategy
Dot Plot Thickens
Double Coincidence of Wants
Downward Sloping
Draw the Graph
Dual Mandate
Dummy Variable Trap
Dummy Variables
Duopoly Duo
Dutch Auction

E: 68 names

Econ 101
Econ 101 Survivors
Econ 102 Crew
Econ Bowl Squad
Econ Majors United
Econ Trivia Equilibrium
Econometrics Working Group
Economic Analysis Unit
Economic History Workshop
Economic Insights Group
Economic Modeling Team
Economic Naturalists
Economic Outlook Team
Economic Policy Lab
Economic Rent
Economic Research Team
Economic Theory Group
Economics Bowl Team
Economics Research Circle
Economics Society
Economies of Scale
Economies of Scope Creep
Econs and Humans
Edgeworth Box
Edgeworth Boxers
Efficiency Wages
Efficient Frontier
Efficient Markets
Elastic Band Practice
Elastic Demand
Elastic Waistbands
Elasticity Athletes
Elasticity Ballers
Elasticity of Fun

E, continued

Ellsberg Paradox
Endogeneity Problem
Endogenous Growth
Endogenous Variables
Endowment Effect
Engel Curve
Engel Curve Eaters
English Auction
Entry Deterrence
Envelope Theorem
Environmental Economics Group
Equilibrium Disruptors
Equilibrium Eagles
Equilibrium or Bust
Equilibrium Partners
Equity Premium Puzzle
Error Term Limits
Error Terms
Euler Equation
Euler's Equation Station
Event Study
Everyday Economists
Excess Demand
Excess Supply Closet
Exchange Rates
Exogenous Shock Rockers
Exogenous Shocks
Expansion Path
Expected Utility
Expected Value Bettors
Experimental Economics Lab
Export Led Growth
Externality Check
Externality Express

F: 38 names

Factor Endowments
Factors of Production
Fairness Norms
Fallacy of Composition
Fast and Slow Thinkers
Fiat Lux, Fiat Money
Fiat Money
Final Answer, Ceteris Paribus
Final Exam Equilibrium
Financial Economics Group
Finding Our Equilibrium
First Mover Advantage
First Period Economists
First Welfare Theorem
Fiscal Multipliers
Fisher Effect
Fixed Costs
Fixed Effects
Flash Card Economists
Floating Exchange Rate
Folk Theorem
Forecasting Unit
Foreign Direct Investment
Forward Guidance
Fractional Reserves
Framing Effect
Free Entry and Exit
Free Lunch Club
Free Lunch Seekers
Free Response Champions
Free Ride Share
Free Rider Bus
Free Rider Problem
Free Traders
Freshwater and Saltwater
Friendly Duopoly
FRQ Fighters
Future Economists

G: 36 names

Gains from Trade
Gains from Trade Winds
Gale Force Destruction
Gambler's Fallacy
Game Theory of Everything
Game Tree Climbers
Gauss Markov Assumptions
Gauss Markov Gang
GDP and Me
GDP Deflators
GDP Party
GDP Per Capita
General Equilibrium
Gentle Nudges
Giffen Good Vibes
Giffen Goods
Giffen It Our All
Gini Coefficient
Global Value Chain
Globalizers
Golden Rule Savers
Good Enough Satisficers
Goodhart's Law
Goodhart's Lawyers
Granger Causality
Gravity Model
Gresham's Law
Gresham's Lawbreakers
Grim Trigger
Gross Domestic Pizza
Gross Domestic Players
Gross Domestic Product
Gross Domestic Punsters
Growth Accounting
Growth and Development Group
Guns and Butter

H: 23 names

Hands Off, Invisible Hand
Hawks and Doves
Health Economics Group
Heckscher Ohlin Fan Club
Hedonic Pricing
Herd Behavior
Heroic Assumptions
Heteroskedastic Fantastic
Heteroskedasticity
Heuristics and Biases
Hicksian Demand
High Beta
High Payoffs
Hindsight Bias
Hold Up Problem
Homo Economicus
Honors Econ
Hot Hand Fallacy
Hotelling's Law
Human Capital
Human Capitalists
Humans, Not Econs
Hyperbolic Discounters

I: 50 names

Ignore the Sunk Costs
Impact Evaluation Team
Imperfectly Competitive
Import Substitution
Impossible Trinity
In High Supply
In Long Run Equilibrium
In the Long Run
In the Long Run We Win
In the Money
Incentive Compatibles
Incentive Structure
Incentives Matter
Incentivized
Inclusive Institutions
Income Effect
Income Elasticity
Increasing Returns to Scale
Indifference Curve Balls
Indifference Curves
Indifferent to Losing
Industrial Organization Group
Inelastic Fantastic
Infant Industry
Inferior Goods, Superior Team

I, continued

Inflated Expectations
Inflation Adjusted Scores
Inflation Expectations
Inflation Targeters
Information Cascade
Inside Lag, Outside Lag
Inside the Edgeworth Box
Institutions Matter
Instrumental Rock
Instrumental Variables
Interest Rate Parity
Intermediate Macro
Intermediate Micro
Internalize the Externality
International Economics Unit
Intertemporal Choice
Inverted Yield Curve
Invisible Hand Offs
Invisible Hand Signals
Invisible High Fives
Irrational Guessers
IS LM Crossing
IS Meets LM
Isoquant Leap
Isoquants

J: 4 names

J Curve Riders
Job Market Paper
Job Matchers
Junior Economists

K: 9 names

Keynesian Beauty Contest
Keynesian Cross
Keynesian Cross Trainers
Keynesian Kickers
Keynesian Multipliers
Kinked Demand
Know It All Else Equal
Kuznets Curve
Kuznets Curve Surfers

L: 43 names

Labor Economics Workshop
Labor Leisure Tradeoff
Labor Supply
Laffer Curve
Laffer Curve Climbers
Lag Operators
Lagged Variables
Lagging Indicators
Lagrange Multipliers
Land, Labor and Capital
Latent Demand
Law of Comparative Advantage
Law of Demand Abiders
Law of Diminishing Returns
Law of One Price
Leading Indicator Lights
Leading Indicators
Learning by Doing
Learning Curve Climbers
Least Squares Squad
Left Shoes, Right Shoes

L, continued

Lemon Market Squeeze
Lemons and Peaches
Lender of Last Resort
Leontief Paradox
Life Cycle Hypothesis
Limit Pricing
Limited Means
Line of Equality
Liquidity Preference
Liquidity Preferred
Liquidity Trap
Liquidity Trap Door
Liquidity Trap Escape Artists
Loanable Funds
Lock In Effect
Long Run Optimists
Long Run Runners
Lorenz Curve
Loss Aversion
Low Beta, High Alpha
Lucas Critique
Luxury Goods

M: 77 names

M1 and M2
Macro Minds
Macroeconomics Research Group
Managed Float
Marginal Abaters
Marginal Benefit Bunch
Marginal Benefit of the Doubt
Marginal Cost Cutters
Marginal Product
Marginal Product of Labor
Marginal Propensity to Consume
Marginal Propensity to Save
Marginal Rate of Substitution
Marginal Revenue Recruits
Marginal Revolutionaries
Marginal Thinkers
Marginal Utility Mustangs
Marginal Utility Players
Marginally Ahead
Marginally Better
Marginally Competent
Market Clearing Price
Market Design Lab
Market Failure
Market for Lemons
Market Power
Marshallian Cross
Marshallian Demand
Matching Markets
Matching Pennies
Math Minor, Econ Major
Maximize Subject to Constraints
Maximizing Our Points
Maximum Utility
Mechanism Designers
Median Voter
Medium of Exchange
Mental Accountants

M, continued

Mental Accounting
Menu Cost Specials
Menu Costs
Micro Foundations
Micro Minds
Microfinance Minds
Microfounded
Midterm Maximizers
Mind the Output Gap
Minimax
Minimum Efficient Scale
Minsky Moment
Minsky Momentum
Mixed Strategy
Model Behavior Economists
Models and Data
Monetary Economics Workshop
Money Demand
Money Illusion
Money Illusionists
Money Multiplier
Money Supply
Monopolistic Competition
Monopoly on Winning
Monopsony Power
Moral Hazard
Moral Hazard Pay
Most Favored Nation
Most Likely to Maximize
Movement Along the Curve
MR Equals MC
Multicollinearity
Multiple Choice Maximizers
Multiplier Effect Pedals
Multiplier Mob
Multiplier Mustangs
Mutual Best Response
Mutual Cooperation
MV Equals PQ

N: 26 names

Nash Equilibrium Seekers
Nashville Equilibrium
National Income
Natural Experiment
Natural Monopoly
Negative Externalities
Net Exports
Network Effects
Neutrality of Money
Never Defect
New Keynesians
Next Best Alternative
No Arbitrage
No Deadweight Loss
No Free Lunch
No Free Riders
No Lemons Here
No Profitable Deviation
Noise Traders
Nominal Heroes
Nominally in Charge
Normal Goods
Normal Profit
Not So Dismal Scientists
Nudge Squad
Null and Void Hypothesis

O: 26 names

Off the Demand Curve
Okun's Law
Okun's Law Firm
Oligopoly Oh My
OLS in Wonderland
OLS Well That Ends Well
Omitted Variable Bias
Omitted Variable Bias Cut
On the Other Hand
On the PPF
One Handed Economists
One Shot Game
Open Economy
Open Market Operations
Opportunity Knocks, Costs Follow
Opt Out Option
Optimum Currency Area
Ordinal Utility
Ordinary Least Squares
Our Comparative Advantage
Out of the Edgeworth Box
Output Gap Closers
Output Gap Year
Outside the PPF
Overconfidence Bias
Overlapping Generations

P: 86 names

P Less Than 0.05
P Value Meal
Panel Data
Panel Data Discussion
Paradox of Thrift
Parallel Trends
Pareto Efficient
Pareto Efficient Machines
Pareto Frontier
Pareto Improvement
Pareto Optimal
Pareto Optimal Prime
Pareto Panthers
Pareto Party
Pareto Principle
Pareto Superior
Partial Equilibrium
Patient Players
Payoff Matrix
Peak End Rule
Peak Load Pricing
Peak to Trough
Pent Up Demand
Perfect Competition
Perfect Complements
Perfect Information
Perfect Substitutes
Perfectly Competitive

P, continued

Perfectly Elastic
Perfectly Indifferent
Perfectly Rational
Period Four Econ
Permanent Income
Perverse Incentives
Phillips Curve
Phillips Curve Balls
Phillips Curve Flatteners
Pigouvian Subsidy
Pin Factory Workers
Planning Fallacy
Platform Economics
Policy Evaluation Unit
Pooling Equilibrium
Positive and Normative
Positive Economics
Positive Externality Vibes
Positive Spillovers
Positive Sum Game
Possibilities Frontier Explorers
Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc
Potential Output
Present Bias
Price Equals Marginal Cost
Price Level
Price Makers
Price on the Y Axis
Price Signals

P, continued

Price Stability
Price Theory Workshop
Principal Agent Problem
Principal Agents of Chaos
Principals and Agents
Principles of Winning
Prisoners of the Dilemma
Probability Weighting
Problem Set Solvers
Procyclical
Producer Surplus
Product Differentiation
Production Frontier Society
Production Possibilities Frontier
Productive Efficiency
Productivity Growth
Profit Maximizers
Proof by Diagram
Propensity to Win
Property Rights
Prospect Theory
Public Choice
Public Economics Group
Public Good Samaritans
Public Goods
Public Goods Game
Purchasing Power
Purchasing Power Parity
Pure Public Goods

Q: 9 names

Quantitative Easers
Quantitative Economics Group
Quantitative Teasing
Quantity Demanded
Quantity on the X Axis
Quantity Supplied
Quantity Theory
Quiz Cartel
Quizzers at the Margin

R: 52 names

R Squared
Raise the Price Floor
Random Walk Down the Hall
Random Walk This Way
Random Walkers
Randomized Controlled Trials
Rate Setters
Rational Agents
Rational Bubble
Rational Consumers
Rational Expectations Revolution
Rational Guessers
Rational Maximizers
Rational Self Interest
Rationally Inattentive
Real Balances
Real Business Cycle
Real GDP
Real Interest Rate
Real Wage Gainers
Real, Not Nominal
Reciprocity
Recovery Phase
Referee Number Two
Reference Point
Regret Minimizers

R, continued

Regulatory Capture the Flag
Reject the Null
Rent Seekers
Repeated Game
Representative Agents
Reservation Price
Reservation Wage
Reserve Price
Residual Claimants
Residual Evil
Returns to Scale Models
Returns to Schooling
Revealed Preference for Winning
Revealed Preferences
Revelation Principle
Ricardian Equivalence
Ricardian Equivalents
Risk and Return
Risk Averse
Risk Averse Wagerers
Risk Lovers
Risk Neutral
Risk Premium
Rule of Seventy
Rule of Thumb Users
Rules Versus Discretion

S: 92 names

Satisficers
Savings Equals Investment
Say's Law
Say's Law Abiders
Scale Economists
Scarce Resources
Scarcity and Choice
Scarcity Mindset
Scarcity Squad
Schelling Point
Schumpeter's Gale
Schumpeterian Growth
Screening Committee
Sealed Bidders
Search and Matching
Search Costs
Second Order Thinkers
Second Price Auction
Second Welfare Theorem
Seen and Unseen
Seigniorage
Selection Bias
Self Interested Parties
Separating Equilibrium
Shadow Prices
Shapley Value
Shapley Valued
Sharpe Ratio
Sheepskin Effect
Shift the Supply Curve

S, continued

Shift, Not Slide
Shoe Leather Costs
Shoe Leather Express
Short Run Sprinters
Short Supply
Shortage of Humility
Signal and Incentive
Signal Boosters
Signaling Theory
Signaling, Not Learning
Significant at Five Percent
Simplifying Assumptions
Skill Premium
Sloping Downward Dogs
Small Open Economy
Snap Back Elastics
Snob Effect
Social Welfare Function
Soft Landing Gear
Solow Growth Model
Solow Residual
Specialize and Trade
Speculative Bubble
Spillover Effects
Split the Check Problem
Spurious Correlation
St. Petersburg Paradox
Stable Equilibrium
Stable Matching
Stackelberg Followers
Stackelberg Leaders

S, continued

Stag Hunt
Stages of Growth
Standard Errors
Status Quo Bias
Steady State Growth
Sticky Price Tags
Sticky Prices
Sticky Wages
Store of Value
Stretch Goals, Elastic Demand
Stretchy Elastics
Strictly Dominant
Structural Break
Study Group Equilibrium
Stylized Facts
Subgame Perfect
Subgame Perfectionists
Substitution Effect
Sunk Cost Fallacy
Sunk Cost Sailors
Sunk Cost Swimmers
Sunk Costs
Sunk Costume Party
Supply and Demanders
Supply Curve Balls
Surplus of Talent
Surplus Sharks
Surplus Squad
Surplus Value Meal
Synthetic Control
System One, System Two

T: 99 names

Tacit Collusion
Tastes and Preferences
Tax Incidence
Taylor Rule
Team Arbitrage
Team Elasticity
Team Equilibrium
Team Incentive
Team Macro
Team Marginal
Team Micro
Team Pareto
Team Scarcity
Team Steady State
Team Surplus
Team Tradeoff
Team Utility
Ten Economists, Eleven Opinions
Term Structure
Terms of Trade
The Accelerator Principle
The Answer Is It Depends
The Arbitrageurs
The Auctioneers
The Colluders
The Demand Shifters
The Discount Window
The Dismal Science
The Diversifiers
The Econ Club
The Endowment Effect Mugs
The Excludables
The Expansion Phase

T, continued

The Friendly Cartel
The Invisible Hands
The Marginalists
The Market Clearers
The Multiplier Effect
The Natural Rate
The Necessities
The Normative Statements
The Nudgers
The Oligopolists
The Opportunity Costs
The Payoff Matrix Reloaded
The Pin Factory
The Price Ceilings
The Price Takers
The Production Function
The Residuals
The Shifters
The Shortage Stoppers
The Shutdown Point
The Substitutes
The Teaching Assistants
The Utility Maximizers
Theory and Evidence
Theory of the Firm
Theory of the Second Best
Thinking at the Margin
Third Period Macro
Three Stars Significant
Tiebout Sorting
Time Inconsistency
Time Series
Time Series Finale

T, continued

Tit for Tat
Tobin's Q
Tobin's Q and A
Top Trading Cycles
Total Factor Productivity
Total Surplus Maximizers
Total Utility
Toy Models
Tradable Permits
Trade Creation
Trade Diversion
Trade Offs and Layups
Trade Policy Research Team
Tradeoff Takers
Tradeoff Titans
Tradeoffs Everywhere
Trading Partners
Trading Places
Tragedy of the Common Room
Tragedy of the Commons
Tragedy of the Shared Fries
Transaction Costs
Transmission Mechanism
Trembling Hand Perfect
Trivia Night Arbitrage
Truthful Bidders
Tulip Bulb Futures
Tulip Mania
Twenty Dollar Bill on the Sidewalk
Two Handed Economists
Two Part Tariff
Two Percent Target
Two Sided Markets

U: 15 names

Ultimatum Game
Undergraduate Economists
Unintended Consequences
Unit Elastic United
Unit of Account
Unit Root
Unit Root Beer
Unlimited Wants
Upward Sloping Hopes
Urban Economics Lab
Useful Models
Utility Infielders
Utility Knife Edge
Utility Players
Utils

V: 8 names

Valid Instruments
Value Added
Veblen Good Company
Veblen Goods
Velocity of Funny
Velocity of Money
Vertical Integration
Vickrey Auction

W: 19 names

Walrasian Auctioneers
Walrasian Equilibrium
Wants and Needs
Warm Glow Givers
Wealth Effect
Well Anchored
Well Framed
Where MR Meets MC
Where the Curves Cross
Whiteboard Economists
Willing and Able
Willingness to Accept
Willingness to Pay
Wine and Cloth
Winner's Curse
Winner's Curse Breakers
Working Paper Series
Works in Practice, Not in Theory
Works in Theory

X: 1 name

X Marks the Equilibrium

Y: 2 names

Yield Curve
Young Economists

Z: 4 names

Zero Economic Profit
Zero Lower Bound
Zero Lower Bound and Down
Zero Transaction Costs