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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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- Me and the Jigsaw Puzzle at Project Syndicate (and...
- Curves shift - it's not a big deal
- Richard Cantillon says...
- Assault of Thoughts - 3/30/2011
- Quick link
- A good post on ethical realism and intuitionism
- Consumer-centrism unnecessarily confuses people
- Three retirements of note
- I think Yglesias is Wrong
- Telecom, Early Republic Style
- Consumer-centrism in thinking about the economy
- Impeached or ruled unconstitutional? What does on...
- More Andolfatto on Paul
- The pragmatist's response to the inevitable flaili...
- A question about Mars, economies, and sciences
- Economics and Biology Again
- Price Coordination, Structural Adjustments, and Ke...
- Comment reminder
- Catalan on an Internal Review of Economics
- Not a shining moment for Peter Boettke
- The new Review of Austrian Economics is out
- Assault of Thoughts - 3/I suppose it's technically...
- Always good to get criticism from both sides
- Assault of Thoughts - 3/18/2011
- Two points on reason
- Brad DeLong, Ditch-Digging, and Helicopters
- A St. Patrick's Day Classic
- Cause for hope
- Stimulus and jigsaw puzzles
- A note on testing theories and a question to Austr...
- Over a year ago - how did I miss this?
- More on libertarian social engineering and rationa...
- It's official!
- Assault of Thoughts - 3/14/2011
- Tip of the iceberg
- Richmond
- Don Boudreaux and Charles Krauthammer seem to be c...
- New National Anthem
- Spousonomics
- The Problem with the King Hearing on Muslim Radica...
- Keynesian Strawmen
- Wealth of Nations Anniversary
- xkcd mistakes an accounting identity for a behavio...
- Keynes and Consumption, Again
- Interesting fact of the day...
- Not even about Mardis Gras, but free association o...
- Indefinite detention... what to think?
- Krugman on Skills Biased Technological Change
- Grumpy Kuhn
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- David Sobel on Property Rights
- Brad DeLong has good advice
- What Andolfatto said about Ron Paul
- Assault of Thoughts - 3/5/2011
- Two conference in the DC area... in case anyone is...
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