Alan Greenspan (Economist, 1926)
Alice Rivlin (Economist, 1931)
Benjamin Graham (Economist, 1894—1976)
Clark Kerr (Economist, 1911—2003)
Douglass North (Economist, 1920)
Edward S. Herman (Economist)
Frank Knight (Economist, 1885—1972)
Gary Becker (Economist, 1930)
George Reisman (Economist, 1937)
George Stigler (Economist, 1911—1991)
Henry Charles Carey (Economist, 1793—1879)
Henry George (Economist, 1839—1897)
Irving Fisher (Economist, 1867—1947)
James Tobin (Economist, 1918—2002)
Jeff Sachs (Economist, 1954)
Jeffrey Sachs (Economist, 1954)
Jeremy Rifkin (Economist)
John Bates Clark (Economist, 1847—1938)
John Kenneth Galbraith (Economist, 1908—2006)
John W. Snow (Economist, 1939)
Joseph A. Schumpeter (Economist, 1883—1950)
Joseph E. Stiglitz (Economist, 1943)

Kenneth Joseph Arrow (Economist, 1921)
Larry Summers (Economist, 1954)
Lawrence R. Klein (Economist, 1920)
Lawrence Summers (Economist, 1954)
Martin Feldstein (Economist, 1939)
Merton Miller (Economist, 1923—2000)
Milton Friedman (Economist, 1912—2006)
Murray Rothbard (Economist, 1926—1995)
Paul A. Volcker (Economist, 1927)
Paul Samuelson (Economist, 1915)
Richard Darman (Economist, 1943)
Richard Levin (Economist)
Robert Higgs (Economist, 1944)
Robert Hofstadter (Economist, 1915—1990)
Robert Reich (Economist, 1946)
Tench Coxe (Economist, 1755—1824)
Theodore William Schultz (Economist, 1902—1998)
Thomas Carper (Economist, 1947)
Thomas J. Sargent (Economist, 1943)
Thomas Sowell (Economist, 1930)
Thorstein Veblen (Economist, 1857—1929)
Vernon L. Smith (Economist, 1927)