Catallactics

/ˌkætəˈlæktɪks/ noun

The branch of economics that studies exchange, trade, and the mutual adjustment of prices and supply and demand in markets.

From Greek katallagē (exchange) + -ics (denoting a field of study). The Austrian School economist Ludwig von Mises popularized this term to describe economics as the science of human action and exchange.

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