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"Economic ideology" is a category for books that define, defend, compare, or critique organized systems of ideas about how economies should be structured and governed. It covers traditions such as capitalism, socialism, communism, social democracy, neoliberalism, Keynesianism, monetarism, the Austrian and Marxian schools, and hybrids, including both classic texts and contemporary analyses. These works examine the values, assumptions, and historical development behind each framework; their prescriptions for ownership, markets, the state, and welfare; and their real-world implications for growth, inequality, labor, trade, finance, and the environment. The category includes manifestos and polemics, scholarly studies, and case-based narratives, helping readers understand the competing visions that shape economic policy and public debate.

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