The Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to challenging mainstream economics and advancing ideas that better serve society. Established in 2009 in response to the financial crisis, INET conducts and supports research, hosts forums for exchanging ideas, develops curricula, and fosters a global community of young scholars. INET believes that the current economic system suffers from blind spots that have hindered its effectiveness and failed society.

They advocate for a new vision of the economy that prioritizes serving society over corporate interests. Key principles that guide their approach include independence from powerful interests, questioning flawed assumptions about rational behavior and market equilibrium, recognizing the importance of inequality and distribution, embracing intellectual pluralism, learning from history, incorporating analyses of climate change, and promoting multidisciplinary learning. INET works within the academic and policy communities to produce innovative research, develop educational resources, and support the next generation of new economic thinkers.

They also collaborate with influencers and policymakers to apply new economic thinking to policy questions and demystify economics for the engaged public. Join INET in their mission to repair our broken economy, create a more equal society, and address the pressing challenges of our time