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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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"Pre-Galilean" Foolishness1 year ago
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“Old Chicago” and the Freiburg School3 years ago
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The Blog Moves On6 years ago
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New Immigration Blog7 years ago
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Occupy Wall Street Libraries13 years ago
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- Another question I had on Ron Paul
- "I am not a defender of the economic policies of t...
- Current asks a question
- Arnold Kling, probably unintentionally, does an ex...
- J.R. Vernon on R. Higgs and WWII
- The sentences that surprised me most to read today
- Because nothing scares libertarians like modern in...
- Keynesians on NGDP-growth paths: Confusing argumen...
- Yes, another puff post...
- Anybody know what the new Larry White book is like?
- Headslap
- Smith responds on ethics
- Keynes on Bones tonight
- Food blogging
- Karl Smith grapples with secular justification of ...
- Glenn Greenwald bothers me in a really deep, genui...
- The Facebook tells me we have a birthday
- Slow posting
- A good thought from Stephen Fry memorializing Chri...
- I can only imagine that this means the Market Mone...
- Do we need more engineers?
- Optimizing with Heuristics
- Listening to this now
- Jared Bernstein on taxes
- I guess since demonizing soldiers is more of a fau...
- It was the one thing that Keynes was fundamentally...
- A "Republic" doesn't mean you're obligated to broa...
- I had a great day today
- Jonathan makes Austrians sound like Keynesians who...
- Great sentences
- New Acquisitions
- Andrew Bossie is skeptical of Barro-Gordon too
- Two random notes
- Quote of the Day
- Cowen on Food/Kuehn on Wineries
- Cowen on Food
- Email sent to Tim Groseclose
- I don't think that means what you think it means
- Smith on Inflation Expectations
- Brad DeLong appears to be blogging an extended ess...
- A quick appeal on power analysis
- A note on Cafe Hayek and civility in the economics...
- Gene Callahan just helped the security state pass ...
- Assault of Thoughts - 4/11/2012
- Two links
- Industrial Policy
- A few questions about Hayek and Keynes
- Stickman defends Malthus
- Sumner on Krugman
- Life updates
- Now that's a good way to scare off potential revie...
- Labor Supply Functions are Real
- One thing I do agree with Keen on
- Am I being too hard on Keen in LK's comment section?
- "Judicial Activism"...
- Kate and I have a contract!!!
- I think the constitutional law scholar is aware th...
- "They are unanimous in their hatred of me, and I w...
- I just found out about this today
- Go to William and Mary for excellent teaching
- In which I bring four blog strands together and cl...
- Some minor points on Keen/Krugman/Rowe kerfuffle
- 1940 Census "released"
- Call for panelists?
- Catalan on Keynes, Chapters 1 and 2
- The Economics of the All Volunteer Force
- We made an offer on a house!!!
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