Andreas Markoulakis
Curriculum Vitae
Contact details
Telephone: +44 (0)24 765 28090
Email: Andreas dot Markoulakis at warwick dot ac dot uk
Room: S2.119
Advice & feedback hours:
Term 1: Tuesday, 12:00-13:00 & Friday 13:00-14:00.
Term 2: Monday 12:00-13:00 & Friday 15:00-16:00.
Term 3: Monday 12:00-13:00 & Friday 15:00-16:00.
Please send an e-mail to arrange an appointment.
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Research Interests
- Behavioural Economics, Experimental Economics
- Microeconometrics
- Environmental and Agricultural Economics
Education
PhD, University of Kent
Teaching
EC134: Topics in Applied Economics (Lecturer)
EC229: Economics of Strategy (Tutor)
EC331: Research In Applied Economics (Tutor)
EC204: Economics 2 (Tutor - Term 1)
EC138: Introduction to Environmental Economics (Lecturer - Tutor) (Term 2)
EC326: Industrial Economics 2: Strategy and Planning (Tutor - Term 2)
EC335: Managerial Economics (Lecturer - Tutor) (Term 2)
Research
How the facets of energy security impact the support for energy sources: Evidence from UK household data, with Nduka E., WRAP. A policy brief for this paper published in UKERC is available here.
The impact of energy security on renewable energy sources: Evidence from UK household data, with Nduka E., in progress.
Incentives for creative production: Assessing the marginal contribution of artificial intelligence, with Zissimos, I. and Maeda, U. (AEA RCT registered experiment, completed).
Spirituality, religiosity, stress, working from home and gender amidst Covid-19 pandemic, Markoulakis, Apergis E, and Apergis I. (2023), Management Research Review.
The volatility of loss aversion: Quantifying the impact of higher stakes, Working paper.
The asymmetry between gains and losses: The effect of higher stakes and time delay, Working paper.
The Semiconductors: Economic growth nexus, the software channel and the fall of labour share, with Apergis, E.
The one minute paper intervention in small group teaching, Economics Network, Teaching ideas.