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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 more shitty argument I'm getting sick of heari...
- Democracy in Deficit: Hayek Edition
- A Halloween Poem by Lovecraft
- We're all Keynesians now
- Keynes on the War Economy
- Bruce Caldwell on the Importance of the History of...
- A Response to a Good Question from Russ Roberts
- Russ Roberts on the Multiplier
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- Quote of the Day
- Croaking our way to progress
- Who said it?
- The Economics of Craft Beer in DC
- Quote of the Day
- New Acquisitions - Arlington Central Library Book ...
- Public choice, poorly executed
- My contribution to all these "I am the 99%" things...
- What scientists say - what people hear
- Assault of Thoughts - 10/19/2011
- Not moving in the right direction... at least at t...
- Two things that make me feel like a fuddy-duddy (a...
- I should probably start thinking more about OWS
- Sims and Sargent: Not "Non-Keyesians"
- Smith on Effective Demand
- Assault of Thoughts - 10/15/2011
- LK on Michael Brady
- T.S. Eliot, War Debts, and Keynes
- Some thoughts on public choice theory
- "Small Government Keynesian" is not an oxymoron...
- New Urban Institute Working Paper
- A little more on Roberts and Krugman
- Not recommended reading
- Krugman's pragmatic take on Keynesianism
- Giant, ancient cephalopods memorializing themselve...
- Andrew Sullivan on Oakeshott
- Congratulations!
- Assault of Thoughts - 10/10/2011
- You don't find much macroeconomic theory signage a...
- Cowen on Sims on IS-LM
- An Empirical Macroeconomics Prize
- Yglesias on Missouri Wine
- Some recent criticisms
- Steve Jobs and Obama on Job Creation
- Assault of Thoughts - complaining about how pro-au...
- I'm edging closer to being a solid Romney supporte...
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- Against Ideology
- Hitchens on al-Awlaki
- Is anything Stiglitz is famous for original???
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