Relating to or characteristic of John Kenneth Galbraith, the famous economist, or his theories and style of economic thought.
Derived from the proper noun Galbraith (John Kenneth Galbraith, 1908-2006) with the suffix -ian, meaning 'of or relating to'; proper noun adjectives follow this standard pattern.
Galbraith was famous for writing economics books that regular people could actually understand—he believed economists shouldn't hide behind jargon, so 'Galbraithian' economics means clear, witty, accessible analysis rather than incomprehensible formulas.
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