Maryna Tverdostup

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Maryna Tverdostup is a researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of demography, labor economics, and technological change. Her research provides essential insights into how shifting population structures—particularly ageing—reshape economic growth, capital accumulation, and labor markets. In her highly cited work "Demography, capital accumulation and growth" (2022), Tverdostup rigorously models the economic consequences of demographic transitions in Europe, demonstrating that even under optimistic fertility and migration scenarios, ageing will profoundly challenge future prosperity. She goes beyond traditional analysis by exploring how automation and robotization may serve as a compensatory mechanism for shrinking workforces, offering a nuanced view of capital deepening in an era of demographic decline. With a growing citation footprint, Tverdostup’s contributions are vital for policymakers and economists seeking to understand the interplay between demographic headwinds and technological adaptation. Her research stands as a key reference for students and scholars examining the economic futures of ageing societies.