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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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- This is an excellent way of putting it, Ryan
- Keynes on the incentives of banks in a depression
- Lee Kelly on Money and Free Banking
- Another pet peeve I thought I'd share
- Unlearningecon on marginalism and the labor market
- The Lucas Critique is a theory/empirics interface ...
- Some links on money
- A note to economics students...
- Karl Marx would be proud
- Henderson and Gochenour on Presidential Greatness
- Crude Austrians, macroeconomics, and complexity
- Holy Guacamole - how did I let this slip through t...
- Field choice: gender economics?
- Scott Sumner: An obstacle to sufficiently expansio...
- Guest Post 2: Blue Aurora on Econophysics
- Strawmen are not very good sparring partners
- Why am I skeptical of this Karl Smith post?
- House listing picture FAIL
- We are just animals
- Classical liberalism and libertarianism are absolu...
- Bryan Caplan's new book
- Two good posts on thinking about macroeconomics
- Thinking about markets
- Why make public investments in science?
- Investing in science education
- What's new with me?
- Guest Post: Blue Aurora on Econophysics
- Two great points from stickman
- Does this Washington politician deserve this defense?
- Caplan on Kleiner and Licensing
- Don't let Thomas Sowell know Thomas Sowell said that!
- Stanley Fish, Limbaugh, and Maher
- OK, talking in the last post about how we busted o...
- Questionable thoughts on climate change
- A good sentence and a bad sentence
- Thoughts on "tax choice": is it just anarcho-capit...
- Some thoughts on an Arnold Kling post
- Gene has an interesting link...
- Editing blogs and comment sections
- Dwight Schrute commits the Ron Paul fallacy
- If you were in Britain and wanted a new book by a ...
- I actually strongly agree with this Don Boudreaux ...
- Andrew Gelman against economic exceptionalism
- Atlas Shrugged on Netflix
- Two good articles from the Atlantic
- Some thoughts on "freedom of religion", contracept...
- Gene makes a great point on abortion
- Those warmongers!
- Bruenig on Left-Neoliberalism
- Great thoughts from Krugman on Friedman
- Scott Sumner makes and important point I make on h...
- Advice for whoever is in charge of making these sh...
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- The Landsburg/Fluke Post
- Dueling Interwar Multipliers
- A plug for American University
- Thoughts on the spread of Keynesianism
- And this is a plain and simple falsehood out of No...
- The Noah Smith issue made me think of this Keynes ...
- Krugman on Education
- Brian Leiter on Landsburg
- I don't think what Noah Smith suggests I think Noa...
- NPR on Jobs in the Energy Industry
- An odd call not to dismiss Ayn Rand
- Unlearningecon on assumptions vs. hypotheses
- Excellent post from Brad DeLong on fiscal policy
- Thoughts on abortion
- Gene Callahan gets a little goofy when you point o...
- A Paperclip Scientist lived in my house?!?!?!
- Hmmm... the Ron Paul people will go nuts if I get ...
- A surprisingly good read
- The Austrians and the Market Monetarists
- I'm feeling way too grown up
- Was welfare reform a failure?
- Dumb statistics that need to be abandoned
- Sometimes I don't understand how Bryan Caplan's br...
- This is very important
- Assault of thoughts - 3/8/2012
- Boettke on Hayek/Keynes
- Apocryphal Keynes?
- Assault of thoughts - 3/7/2012
- This is pretty funny
- Krugman and Keynes on the political economy of the...
- Talk on "Unemployment Insurance for Tomorrow's Eco...
- As a practical matter, I think Brad is right. As a...
- Thoughts from Brad and Andrew on Nakamura and Stei...
- Thoughts on apprenticeship from Tabarrok and Lerman
- DeLong does not understand what Cochrane is claiming
- DeLong on the multiplier
- Am I just really, really sheltered?
- A jumble of good and bad arguments for and against...
- A question for you history of science buffs...
- Nell on Keynes
- More on the Fluke thing
- What's up with me?
- New Journal Issues
- Thank you, Jonathan
- New journal - Review of Keynesian Economics
- From "The Great Slump of 1930"
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