Advice on applying for Economics graduate programs with a low GRE I took the GRE in August and scored a 301 and took it recently again and scored a 308. My field of work is primarily in Behavioural Economics so I plan on applying to specialized and general Economics grad school programs. I have a strong profile with internships in various organizations within my field and outside it as well as several publications and a good CGPA. 

My questions are: 


What are my chances of getting into good/top grad school programs in the U.S/UK? 
Should I consider applying to places outside of the US that don't require the score at all? 


Thanks in advance!
The only way to know is to apply to one or more programs. If your record isn't strong in some area you may need to apply to several different programs. 

But for most institutions, no single number is likely to be an absolute block. You need to make your case. Why is it that you are a good candidate? Why are low scores not reflective of your ability? What can you add to a program you are part of? Some places may block you, but for those that don't, be ready to make your case through your other materials and especially in an interview. Showcase the positive. 

I wouldn't take drastic action until I explored the terrain a bit, however.