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Daniel Kuehn is a doctoral candidate and adjunct professor in the Economics Department at American University. He has a master's degree in public policy from George Washington University.
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- One application submitted!!!!!!
- There's something about Krugman... part 2
- Scott Kuhagen on Space Law
- The Constitution and Congress
- Some post-WWI and Keynes links
- Technological Unemployment at The Onion
- New Year's Resolution - A Little Early
- Three New Acquisitions
- Scrooge, Krugman, and Christmas
- One of my favorite Christmas songs
- More conversation with Papola
- A request for sources...
- Krugman on Maddow, Consumptionism, and Keynesianism
- Conversation with John Papola at EconLog
- Bad New York Times blogging on Demand Problems
- Assault of Thoughts - Lovecraft would love this st...
- This is...
- William White on a Keynesian-Austrian Synthesis
- Cool picture of the lunar eclipse from the Washing...
- Hero-worship is an ugly thing
- Assault of Thoughts - 12/holys$%^isitreallythe20th...
- More ngram insights
- The Economy Faces a Major Crowding Out Problem...
- Reading some W.E.B. DuBois this morning...
- A Revolution of Liberty, a Philosophy of Equality
- Culturomics
- Security and Risk-Taking
- Evan fighting the good fight...
- True Grit Remake
- Skidelsky and Caldwell on Hayek and Kenyes
- It amazes me...
- Outsourcing deep thoughts
- The Grinch is No Pigovian
- A question...
- Assault of Thoughts - Getting Published Edition - ...
- Drinking microfoundations from a fire hose
- Matt Yglesias's kinda-sorta-half-decent response
- What I'm reading...
- Assault of Thoughts - 12/13/2010
- New article in History of Political Thought
- The Ultimate Helicopter Drop
- Lee on Russ Roberts and Keynes
- Some thoughts on Keynes
- The Supreme Court and Climate Change
- More Public Choice Theory You Wouldn't See From Se...
- Daniel Klein, Progressivism, and Rights
- The Blog Gods and Lost Comments
- Light posting this week and maybe for a little whi...
- Keynesianism and Consumption, "Keynesian Humanitar...
- Nick Rowe is a wise man
- Lee strikes again
- Empirical Austrian Economics, Part 4
- A really shitty job report - happy holidays everyo...
- If Biology Had Schools of Thought Like Economics Does
- The Neutron Bomb and the Unbroken Window
- NASA Press Conference: Call in Will Smith, not Jos...
- Macroeconomics, Science, and Engineering
- Keyneso-Austrianism and Steve Waldman
- Assault of Thoughts - 12/2/2010
- Science as a Ratio
- "Public Choice Theory: A Good Idea", or "Matt Ygle...
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