Nicholas Apergis

Nicholas Apergis is a Research Professor affiliated with the College of Business, Law and Social Sciences. His research focuses on economics, energy economics, financial markets, environmental policy, and macroeconomic policy analysis. His work frequently examines linkages between economic policy, climate change, energy markets, and public health.

Recent research highlights include analyzing the impact of vaccination programs on stock markets during the pandemic, studying firm-borrowing channels' role in aggregate fluctuations, and exploring the relationship between geopolitical risks and commodity returns. He has also investigated environmental policy outcomes in China, India, and other regions.

His methodologies span econometric modeling, time series analysis, panel data techniques, and policy evaluation frameworks. Much of his work is published in top-tier journals such as Applied Economics, Energy Economics, and Journal of Financial Economics.