I don't know why you're getting downvoted. When I first took econ, we used a book by Gregory Mankiw that featured a list of 10 things that Economists generally

I don't know why you're getting downvoted. When I first took econ, we used a book by Gregory Mankiw that featured a list of 10 things that Economists generally agreed upon, and the percentage of Economists in some survey that agreed. I think the most agreed upon one was "people respond to incentives." And the second-most was "there's a short term inverse relationship between interest rates and unemployment." This was 20 years ago, and I think we're already at the point to where that second statement has been rendered obsolete. So, yeah, I think I agree that all that Economists have left is "people respond to incentives."