Darapheak Tin

I am an economist researching at the crossroads of Public Finance, Labor Economics, Macroeconomics, and Computational Economics. I am currently on the 2024-25 academic job market.

Research: By modeling behavioral responses in a general equilibrium framework with rich household heterogeneity, my research explores the aggregate and distributional impacts of tax and transfer policies, focusing on their unintended consequences on the intended beneficiaries. With a blend of empirical and quantitative projects, my work contributes to the understanding of optimal public policy design. I am also interested in extending my framework to study policies in developing countries and explore economic and social phenomena beyond policy analysis.

Teaching: I also bring extensive teaching experience across a diverse range of courses, including Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Public Economics, International Economics, and Mathematics, consistently achieving high performance ratings since 2018, with an average over 4.5/5.

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