Chicago School (University of Chicago)

The Chicago School refers to an influential group of scholars at the University of Chicago, primarily in economics, sociology, and urban studies, known for applying rigorous analysis and empirical research to real-world problems. They emphasize the importance of free markets, individual choice, and the role of economic incentives in shaping societal outcomes. Their work has helped explain urban development, economic behavior, and social dynamics through data-driven methods. Overall, the Chicago School promotes understanding complex social issues by combining theoretical insights with practical, observable evidence.