Lionel Page

Professor Lionel Page is affiliated with the School of Economics at the University of Queensland, where he serves as Centre Director of the Centre for Behavioural and Economic Science and an Affiliate of the Centre for Psychology and Evolution. His research bridges economic theory, game theory, and behavioral science, focusing on decision-making in individual and group contexts.

• Key Research Areas:
• Behavioral Economics
• Experimental Economics
• Game Theory
• Prospect Theory
• Social Preferences
• Psychological Momentum

Recent publications analyze left-digit bias in financial markets, strategic momentum in contests, and information incorporation in asset pricing. His work on replication crisis in experimental economics and adaptive explanations to behavioral findings reflects his commitment to methodological rigor.

• Supervision:
• Currently advising PhD projects on topics including:
• Electronic Word of Mouth for Blood Donor Motivation
• Evolutionary Account of Inequity Aversion
• Information Provision in Financial Markets

He is also involved in funded research like Highlighting benefits of price incentives for electric vehicle charging. For direct contact, email lionel.page@uq.edu.au.