Nikolaos Michelakakis

Nikolaos Michelakakis is a Professor of Economic Mathematics at the Department of Economics, University of Piraeus. He holds a Ph.D. from University College London, an M.Sc. in Algebraic Topology from Purdue University, and a Mathematics degree from the University of Athens.

• Algebraic Geometry and Topology (Pure Mathematics)
• Equilibrium Theory, Game Theory, and Imperfect Markets (Economics)

His research bridges mathematics and economics, focusing on equilibrium models, spatial competition, and policy analysis. Recent publications include:

• Comparative analysis of Nash and consistent equilibrium in mixed duopoly models (2023)
• Welfare implications of location decisions under spatial price discrimination (2020)
• Role of public investment and taxation in technology transfer (2019)

He directs the 'Economics of Transport and Sustainable Mobility' laboratory and is a founding member of the OLIGO Society. His grants include funding from the Onassis Foundation, SERC, and the European Union.