Dylan T. Moore

Dylan T. Moore is an Assistant Professor of Economics at University of Hawaii at Manoa and the University of Hawaii Economic Research Organization (UHERO). He specializes in public economics with expertise in optimal taxation, bunching methodology, political economy, and behavioral economics.

His research examines tax system design, political externalities in taxation, commodity taxation in tourist economies, and behavioral biases in tax systems. He serves as UHERO's expert on tax and transfer policies in Hawaii, providing analysis to policymakers and journalists.

Recent publications explore optimal tourist taxation, political economy of tax design, bunching methodologies for tax reform evaluation, and experimental studies of communication in economic cooperation. His work appears in Journal of Public Economics, Experimental Economics, and International Studies Quarterly.