Dhia Alifia Damayanti
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Dhia Alifia Damayanti is an emerging economist whose research explores the evolving dynamics of macroeconomic theory in the modern era. Her primary focus lies at the intersection of monetary economics and labor markets, particularly investigating how structural changes—such as automation—challenge foundational economic models. In her most cited work, “Pengaruh Otomasi terhadap Eksistensi Kurva Phillips di Negara Open Economy OECD” (2021), Damayanti critically examines the enduring validity of the Phillips curve, which traditionally posits a trade-off between inflation and unemployment. By analyzing OECD open economies, she demonstrates how the rise of automation disrupts this classic relationship, offering fresh insights into whether the curve remains a reliable policy tool in a technologically transforming world. Though her citation count is still building, this paper has garnered attention for its timely relevance, earning 2 citations as a foundational piece in a nascent research agenda. Damayanti’s work signals a promising trajectory in rethinking core economic principles for the 21st century, making her a researcher to watch for students and scholars interested in the future of macroeconomic stability and labor market adaptation.
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