Mayang Rizky

Mayang Rizky is a PhD researcher at the Department of Political Economy, King's College London, fully funded by the London Interdisciplinary Social Science Doctoral Training Partnership (ESRC/UKRI) and recipient of the International Doctoral Scholar Award.

• Current research focuses on digital markets regulation, competition policy, and applied econometrics.
• Prior experience includes multiple years as a quantitative researcher at SMERU Research Institute, Indonesia.
• Educational background: MSc in Behavioural Economics (University of Nottingham, 2015) and BSc in Economics (Universitas Indonesia, 2012).

Research trends from her work span development economics, labour markets, poverty impact analysis, and evidence-based policy in emerging economies. Key sub-fields include Indonesian socioeconomic studies, informal workers, and public policy evaluation.

Scientific awards include:

• International Doctoral Scholar Award (King’s College London)

Her work has been published in the WIDER Working Paper Series and ADBI Working Paper, addressing topics such as livelihood stagnation in informal sectors and poverty's long-term effects on employment. She is affiliated with the Centre for British Democracy, though her role there is not explicitly detailed.