👉 In economics, a brattish (or "brat") is a type of economic theory that emphasizes the importance of social cohesion and community in achieving long-term economic growth. It suggests that economic success is often achieved through collective effort, cooperation, and shared decision-making rather than individual achievement or competition. Brattish theories are often associated with the work of economist Richard J. Brattain, who developed the concept of a "brat" economy. This theory has been influential in the field
