Kesavarajah K. Mayandy

Kesavarajah K. Mayandy is an economist and economic researcher specialising in macroeconomic analysis, monetary economics, public finance, economic development and applied econometrics.

He has served as a Senior Economist in the Economic Research Department of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, contributing to economic research and analysis across monetary policy, fiscal policy, economic growth and macroeconomic stability.

He is also a PhD holder in Economics from The University of Western Australia, with research interests spanning labour-share dynamics, technological progress, structural transformation, monetary policy and macro-finance.

His academic and research work has been published internationally, including research on monetary policy, inflation-output variability, fiscal deficits, economic growth and technological progress. His recent research on technological progress and manufacturing labour shares was published in the Journal of Comparative Economics in 2026.

Kesavarajah has contributed to research addressing important economic issues in Sri Lanka and developing economies, with publications covering monetary policy, inflation, fiscal deficits, public expenditure, economic growth and technological change.

His research reflects MGS’s commitment to combining professional expertise, analytical thinking and forward-looking economic intelligence to help clients navigate an increasingly complex global business environment.