Is “political economy” more accurate than “economics” (which pretends to a sphere and laws of its own) as a term then?

Is “political economy” more accurate than “economics” (which pretends to a sphere and laws of its own) as a term then?

This also raises the question of who/how impacted by both brute force/violence/social threat or the alternative ,support/solidarity (banks, institutions, etc.). So, should we view “economic opportunity” as really just one’s leverage/position in state monitored/intervened on play of “market forces”?