Bruce Littleboy

Bruce Littleboy is a researcher at the School of Economics, University of Queensland, with a focus on the history of economic thought, Keynesian economics, and behavioral economics. His work often intersects with the theories of G.L.S. Shackle, as seen in his co-authored book and chapters.

• Education:
  • PhD in Economics (1986) from the School of Economics, University of Queensland
• Research Interests:
  • Keynesian economics and its modern applications, including theories of effective demand and fiscal policy
  • Shackle's contributions to uncertainty and decision-making in economics
  • Behavioral economics, particularly the rhetoric and metaphor in economic communication
  • Historical perspectives on war's economic impact and economic thought
• Publications Trends:
  • Recent work centers on Shackle's theories and their relevance to entrepreneurship and non-ergodic systems
  • Historical analysis of Keynesian and Shackle's influence on contemporary economic debates
• Co-Authorship:
  • Collaborated extensively with Peter E. Earl on Shackle-related topics
  • Co-authored book reviews and chapters with multiple colleagues
• Labs/Teams:
  • No explicit mentions of lab affiliations or team memberships in the provided data