[7] Avgouleas was called as an expert witness by the House of Lords select committee on the European Union for a 2012 report on MiFID II.
[11] On the issue of the coronavirus crisis, he warned in 2020 that if it lasted more than a few months, "Tens of millions of jobs could be lost despite trillions of dollars being spent on saving businesses and industries".
[21] In May 2018, he worked on a Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) report that began: "A spectre continues to haunt Greece and no less its creditors."
[24] In a Financial Times article about addressing Greek bank debt, he pointed to a high level of non-performing loans compared with other EU member states.
This came after "a long period of inertia by bank boards and regulatory authorities" as a result of "close relationships between politicians, bankers and favoured businessmen".
"[26] A 2020 paper with economist Rym Ayadi proposing a technology-driven private-public initiative to enhance debt transparency and management in low-income and lower-middle-income countries was published as a G20 Insights policy brief.