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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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- LK on Selgin, Lastrapes, and White
- Catalan on "Property as Theft"
- If you want lower long term deficits, you don't ha...
- Assault of thoughts - 2/29/2012
- Krugman's got a book coming out!
- A capital gains tax argument I've never quite gott...
- We should really have higher standards than this
- Sullivan on Callahan
- Speaking of Keynes related material
- Bretton Woods Transcript Found
- Things that have bugged me lately
- What?!?!
- Why do so many people WANT there to be disagreement?
- A Toast to Bob Reischauer!
- Jonathan Nails it on Unemployment
- One more clarification on Hoover
- Assault of Thoughts - 2/23/2012
- two links
- More questions on my petro work
- Disability insurance and labor supply
- Hoover in High School
- Do the unwashed masses think Hoover was a "slasher"
- Depression Era Austerity
- Krugman, Hoover, and all that
- A few links on monetary theory
- Assault of Thoughts 12/19/2012
- Krugman, Austerity, and Growth: No, no, no, no, no...
- Thoughts?
- How much sense does it make to use capacity utiliz...
- A question about energy statistics
- Framing the Economics Discussion
- Callahan on Doherty and what's worth paying attent...
- Watching the new True Grit while doing some work...
- The circularity of Ricardian Equivalence
- More on Keynes and the Wapshott Review
- Keynesian Sentences of the Day, from an unlikely s...
- Wapshott Review
- What could have been
- Reviving the classics
- "If economists could manage to get themselves thou...
- ABCT links/thoughts
- Let's reorient this dialogue
- Would we be better off with scientists and enginee...
- My contribution to the latest facebook craze
- Assault of Thoughts - 2/15/2012
- Callahan on Romer
- Ryan Murphy's blind rage at hipsters leads him to ...
- Three strange things I noticed in the grocery stor...
- Ah, Judge
- Is vs. Ought: Mises, DeLong, Callahan, and Birth C...
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- The Audacity of Cantaloupe
- Some work by Duncan Kennedy in Law and Economics
- There's something about Krugman...
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- Assault of Thoughts - 2/11/2012
- Kirznerians and Modigliani-Miller
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- Does Bob Murphy misunderstand the counter-argument...
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- 1920-1921 on Youtube
- Thomas Kuhn blogging
- If you want to dispute someone that thinks dumb th...
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- Assault of Thoughts - 2/5/2012
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LOL! Rather true!
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