"fields of economics" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the different areas or topics which are discussed and studied in the field of economics. For example, you could say "Economists study a wide range of topics in different fields of economics, such as macroeconomics, microeconomics, and public finance."
Q: What strategies, insights, and tools from the fields of economics and economic history do you consider the most promising for addressing this global challenge?
Researchers have conducted plenty of work in the fields of economics, management, and organizational studies investigating the various economic functions of interfirm networks.
"[W]e presented the president-elect and his advisers with a framework — which LDF developed in consultation with leading voices in the fields of economics and environmentalism — that details how to unleash a major economic revival across the United States that is centered on investments in sustainable infrastructure," Terry Tamminen said in a statement.
New ideas are emerging from the fields of economics, neuroscience and developmental psychology.
However, these aims are increasingly questioned in other fields of economics.
It took the Great Recession to tell us where there has been intellectual progress in the fields of economics and political economy and where there has not.
EconLit The American Economic Association's electronic database provides links to full text articles in all fields of economics.
The human equivalent of a multi-tasking Windows software program, he has made major contributions in a dozen or more fields of economics.
Courses in topics or sub-fields of economics should require (at least) introductory economics as a pre-requisite.
In many sub-fields of economics, just about anyone well-known in the profession is an NBER research associate (yes, me too); it's normal for these associates to release new research as NBER working papers.
It solicits quantitative papers with basic or applied research orientation in all sub-fields of Economics that employ rigorous theoretical, empirical and experimental methods.
