I looked, I couldn't find this word, so I'm making it up
Exonomics: the study of everything that isn't economic or the use of bullshit theory to use "voodoo economics" to cheat you out of what's yours.
So, good old "Trickle Down" Economics is a good example of Exonomics
External economics: the study of how outside factors (environmental, social, political systems) influence economic behavior, or how economic activity affects external systems.
Economics of the external: the economics of things outside traditional markets (like natural resources, social relationships, or intangible goods)
Economics of externalities: specifically on anything that's external (like carbon dioxide release from burning fossile fuels, external costs or benefits not reflected in market prices (like pollution or innovation spillovers)
Of course working out how to cost this in the corporate world is a known vexed problem.

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