Professor EmeritusTony Aspromourgos
Professor Emeritus
Division of Planning and the Executive
- Professor EmeritusDivision of Planning and the Executive
RESEARCH INTERESTs
- Classical economics
- History of economic thought
- Long-period theory
- Monetary economics
JEL Codes
Major Fields: History of Economic Thought
Specific Fields: Classical economics, long-period theory, monetary economics, central banking
FUNDED RESEARCH
- GRANTSydney Intellectual History NetworkDVC Research1 Jun 2013People funded by this grant:
- Macarthur D,
- Caine B,
- Fitzmaurice A,
- Ferng J,
- Redding P
- GRANTThe Development of English Economic Vocabulary to 1776: the Formation of a Disciplinary LanguageAustralian Research Council (ARC)1 Jan 2003People funded by this grant:
- Aspromourgos AT