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.

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.

Department of Economics