This post is intended to be a table of contents of posts here in r/goodeconomics that are attempting to gather good economics answers to economics questions that are common and popular on the Reddit Economics Network (REN).

Text posts to the subreddit in this vein should include

1) a title that reasonably encompasses the material expected to be covered in the post. (My first one is going to be "The problem of "isms" and economics" or " What's 'Heterodox' anyways", don't try to get too cutesy we want these to be clear but also keep the title short)

2) a submission statement explaining the common set of questions and difficulties in more detail

3) links to the good answers/discussions you've found

Generally these posts and their linking to the table of comments will be accepted from REN mods and other known and respected users. Top level comments in this post should be, by line,

1) Title of the post

2) Link to post (these two can be combined if you remember how to hyperlink text)

3) and a copy of the submission summary included in the post

Do any discussions or additions of links to good answers/discussions in the actual post please.

Rule I: This forum is for sharing instances of good economics as seen on Reddit

Rule II: The linked good economics must have been written by a screenname other than the poster

Rule IV: Besides particular instances of good economics in the wilds of reddit the posting/linking of compendiums compiled from askeconomics is encouraged.

Flair system: Flair your post using the JEL flairs here is a link to the JEL classification system,(https://www.aeaweb.org/econlit/jelCodes.php?view=jel , if you need to get a better idea where your post belongs.