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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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- Scott Sumner's image-maintenance when it comes to ...
- Brad DeLong shares a nice modern example of proto-...
- Sentence of the day
- Lots of good news on publications
- Steve Horwitz on Jewish opponents of the NRA
- David Henderson's Memorial Day Thoughts
- Veteran Appreciation Open Thread
- A Decent Denominator
- Moving today!
- Salzman on STEM Shortages and Immigration
- Peter Klein on Public Funding of Science
- New Acquisitions
- Is Irving Fisher really "the greatest economist Am...
- Frum on Political Dysfunction
- A Krugman Kontradiction
- This is why I could care less about problems with ...
- Quote of the day, from Leon Keyserling
- (In case you didn't figure it out from the beard)
- Mainline economists sweep economics association fa...
- More forfeiting???
- Assault of Thoughts - 5/23/2012
- Krugman and European Stimulus Comparisons
- Lies your teacher told you
- Thorstein Veblen had some good ideas
- And our gargoyles are guarding the kitchen
- Deck (through the window) and kitchen shots
- Some of today's work
- A restructured library
- Would we expect dualism in market judgements
- So here's a question...
- Unlearningecon really ought to be better than this
- Glasner on Sraffa and Hayek
- Sometimes I wonder if my wife actually listens to ...
- Catalan on Pigou on Keynes on Hayek on Keynes
- Recommended Reading
- Some history of my new neighborhood
- There are many things I disagree with in the comme...
- Glasner on the Fisher effect and inflation expecta...
- Economists talk about utility maximization and pro...
- Daniel Sanchez announces that "all 10 volumes" of ...
- An important sentence in Krugman's Eurodämmerung post
- Harberler on Keynes and aggregation
- Assault of Thoughts - 5/13/2012
- Murphy on Climate Change
- Bob Murphy should apologize right now!
- Listening to Larry White at Cato live
- Are we raising a generation of supply-siders at AU?
- Does anybody have any reactions to the recent mark...
- Friends don't let friends read Don Boudreaux on Ke...
- If you run across a Republican congressman, he or ...
- Vying with Bryan Caplan's Malthus post for the dum...
- Speaking frankly on the black studies thing at the...
- Jonathan Catalan on Chris Edwards and Keynesian ti...
- Life updates
- Extremely low quality Malthus blogging
- New issue of the Review of Austrian Economics is out
- Speaking of Keynesians that draw attention to the ...
- Brief reaction to the libertarian party convention
- In summation, and an idea
- Miscellaneous Keynesians and one non-Keynesian on ...
- Brad DeLong on the long-term debt
- Christina Romer on the long-term debt
- Paul Krugman on the long-term debt
- Keynesians are not the problem: short run commitme...
- Agree 1000% with Ryan Murphy on this
- Bob Murphys has a new theory on the 1920-1921 depr...
- On my way to the metro I was thinking a lot about ...
- My thoughts on all this recent BHL stuff
- New Acquisitions
- Caplan on low skill Immigration
- I was wrong about the Murphy-Krugman debate
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