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   Michael Kuhn. Associate Professor. Director of Graduate Studies. Economics. Email: mkuhn@uoregon.edu. Phone: 541-346-1268. Office: 517 PLC. Office Hours: S24: Thursday 9:15-11:15. Research Interests: Behavioral economics, public economics, labor economics, consumer finance.

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     Michael A. Kuhn. Assistant Professor of Economics University...

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   Michael A. Kuhn. Associate Professor of Economics and Director of Graduate Studies. Department of Economics, University of Oregon. Faculty Affiliate - Center for Effective Global Action. Associate Editor - Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization. Education: Ph.D., Economics, UC San Diego, 2014. Research Interests: Behavioral Economics ...

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   Department of Economics. Phone (cell): (805) 453-2873. 1285 University of Oregon. Email: mkuhn@uoregon.edu. Eugene, OR 97403-1285, USA. Website: http://www.makuhn.net. Citizenship: USA & Canada. Languages: English (native), Spanish (conversational) POSITION.

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   The impact of school meals on cyclical food insecurity. MA Kuhn. Journal of Public Economics 166, 27-38. , 2018. 60. 2018. Waiting to Choose: The Role of Deliberation in Intertemporal Choice. A...

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   Econ 451 - Issues in Labor Economics This is an issue-based course focused on exposing students to recent economic research on topics of current interest to policy makers. The goal is to get students comfortable with (1) applying the basic tools of economic models to real-world issues, (2) digesting and critiquing academic research, and (3 ...