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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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- New Upjohn book on the minimum wage
- Had a delicious McDonalds breakfast this morning...
- What is a "modest" increase in the minimum wage?
- Peter Schiff, The Daily Show, and the disemploymen...
- Pete Seeger on gender economics and the engineerin...
- My daughter is a hummingbird
- Paul Krugman on Mises and the Depression
- Two quick observations on Don Boudreaux on the Sup...
- Douglass, Smith (and Malthus and Jefferson)
- Brad DeLong on the ACA and Massive Resistance
- Comment from Arin Dube on my Meer and West post
- Interesting, but too cynical
- Neumark, Salas, and Wascher Request
- Two different critiques of Dube, Lester, and Reich...
- If you prefer analysis of the minimum wage that do...
- Arin Dube on poverty and the minimum wage
- The minimum wage is not well-targeted on poor fami...
- I promise the next post is going to be about the m...
- Fool me once...
- If we are going to make personal commentaries rath...
- Krugman on UI... and another great big sigh of dis...
- Brief, and entirely unsatisfying post on Ozimek an...
- Ryan Long on the econometrics of the minimum wage:...
- More thoughtful than you might think at first on t...
- Thinking about the specifications of the Dube, Les...
- The minimum wage and turnover
- Minimum wage theory: a commenter's question
- Thinking about the specifications of the Dube, Les...
- APPAM Fall Conference Submission Appeal
- Winter books
- If Google were a guy
- Sumner on "far-sighted" Keynesians
- "Seven Nobel laureates endorse higher U.S. minimum...
- Veblen and Galbraith were the original anti-hipsters
- Dale Mortensen has passed away
- Bryan Caplan on household utility
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