Brendan Moore is an economics Ph.D. student at Stanford University focusing on labor, macro, and public economics. Previously, he was a senior research analyst at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Moore’s academic research studies job loss and its many consequences, including Unemployment Insurance receipt, firm responses to UI policies, long-run wage effects, and retraining at postsecondary institutions.
His research also documents key forces behind de-unionization in the United States. Moore is partnering with the Washington state Employment Security Department on a U.S. Department of Labor-funded project to determine the causes of incomplete UI receipt.
As part of this research, he will study the labor market effects of a program intended to increase UI take-up among recently laid-off workers in the state of Washington. Moore received his B.A. in economics from Columbia University.
Funded Research
Authored by Brendan Moore
Expanding eligibility for Unemployment Insurance helps low-income U.S. workers find better jobs (opens in a new tab)
Essays DEC 9, 2025
By: Casey McQuillan, Brendan Moore
Media Mentions
Fighting inflation isn’t the best way to make life more affordable, some economists say (opens in a new tab)
In the News DEC 9, 2025
Media Mention in:
CBS News
Brendan Moore’s Working Papers
Barriers to Benefits: Unemployment Insurance Take-Up and Labor Market Effects (opens in a new tab)
Working Papers MAY 19, 2026
By: Casey McQuillan, Brendan Moore
The Benefits of Unemployment Insurance For Marginally Attached Workers (opens in a new tab)
Working Papers OCT 21, 2025
By: Casey McQuillan, Brendan Moore
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