Best School of Economics?

The only school of economics that realistically represents the nature of the market and the society. Hayek, Mises, Rothbard and the other Austrian economists were brilliant men.

I like a mix of a lot of these. Of course, its impossible to implement all of these. I've been getting into progressive economics though. My second choice would be Keynesian.

Although I don't particularly care for certain strains of Marxian economics, such as Leninism and Maoism, I think that Marx was more focusing on what we are to do after capitalism runs it's course. While most of these other economic systems are here to apply to the here and now, communism focuses more on the tomorrow and later. Also, a side note, Marxian economics doesn't necessarily need the oppressive state regimes as seen in Russia, Cuba, and China. Marx advocated for a 'dictatorship of the proletariat', also known as a democracy. Lenin, Stalin, Mao, Castro, all of them disregarded Marx so that they could use an idea to justify their consolidation of power. Much like how the Papacy used religion to justify it's reign over the feudal lords of Europe. So, the ideas Marx and Engels asserted would be needed for withering Socialism into communism were much more democratic in nature. Much unlike the dictatorships that formed instead.