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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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New Book: ESCAPING PATERNALISM4 years ago
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The Blog Moves On7 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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- "Economics is a motherf*****g war, and I'm a mothe...
- Why is short-run macro so much more argumentative ...
- How to use wage data in thinking about immigration...
- Don't be evil
- A thought on Minsky and Rothbard that would probab...
- Thoughts on a cool data project
- A fascinating Furman narrative developing
- Glenn Greenwald is an ideologue that often struggl...
- Excellent illustration of the labor supply impact ...
- Google "GDP of the West Bank"
- Memorial Day cheap talk
- Some Memorial Day Links
- Interesting paper from a commenter numero tres
- Interesting paper from a commenter numero dos
- Interesting paper from a commenter numero uno
- A mostly good (some bad) criticism of Krugman and ...
- Assault of Thoughts - 5/24/2013
- Interesting event yesterday - different worlds col...
- Whereabouts
- Robert Solow contrasting Keynes and Friedman
- Is there any hope of exogenous variation in the so...
- An email to Charles Lane of the Washington Post
- Death Norms
- Assault of Thoughts - 5/20/2013
- Umbrella?
- "Loose coupling" and seminary education
- "Give them our huddled masses" and my witty wife
- Why, for their own santiy, economists should prete...
- Quote of the day
- I hate, hate, hate, hate, hate it when...
- How would you spend a billion federal dollars?
- Krugman cites Kalecki!
- Razib Khan with good thoughts on why race as a bio...
- Low skill immigrant guestworker report
- Post Keynesians vs. Keynesians on Unemployment
- Bob Murphy? Overreacting to the fact that people o...
- Quote of the day
- Dolly Parton Singing "Wayfaring Stranger"
- More thoughts on the Corey Robin essay, with no pa...
- Assault of Thoughts - 5/14/2013
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- My tied-for-favorite psychologist comments on IQ i...
- Corey Robins on Nietzsche and the Austrians
- A question for Quiggin on interstellar travel
- Ferguson made an awful argument about Keynes; he m...
- Apprenticeship links
- What did I tell ya?
- Dissertation Plan - let me know any thoughts you'v...
- Sodomy, Usury, and Keynes
- Mars is dusty, weird bio-film grows in the filters...
- Data question
- If you like "merit-based" immigration policy then ...
- You say X <-->Y? Well what about not-X! What then!
- And another thing....
- Migrant selection, IQ, and Richwine
- Robert Lerman on Apprenticeships in The Washington...
- I was just awarded a 2013 Infometrics Institute Su...
- This is why federalism is important
- Read these posts by Brad DeLong on misrepresenatio...
- Bring on the robot apocalypse
- A great Robert Samuelson article seems worth notin...
- Your reaction to this very cool video will be a go...
- Wow the Ferguson/gay/long-run train wreck has hist...
- Mark Thoma on Keynesianism and the long run
- The problem with betting on theory...
- Terminator Baby
- It's a girl!!!
- Do I fundamentally misunderstand how empirical eco...
- Dinosaur altruism
- Assault of Thoughts - 5/2/02013
- Ever hear someone pontificate that the fact that a...
- Ryan Murphy on Space Exploration
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