
Nikola T. answered 07/19/20
Economist and data scientist
While most of the modern economics is heavily quantitative and usually empirical in essence, there are some less quantitative fields. For example, law and economics (JEL code K) is perhaps the least quantitative applied field, followed by industrial organization and antitrust economics (JEL code L) where quantitative analytics are kept to the minimum. There are also fields of economic history (JEL codes B and N) where the quantitative problems are used only for illustrative purposes.