Michael Kuehlwein
425 N. College Avenue - Carnegie 206
(909) 607-4016 or
x74016 on campus
mkuehlwein@pomona.edu
Office hours: Monday 10:00-11:30 and Thursday 10:00-11:30
B.A., Swarthmore, 1980
Ph.D., MIT, 1988
Taught at Pomona College since 1987
The George E. and Nancy O. Moss Professor of Economics
Originally from Delaware, I came straight to Pomona out of graduate school in 1987. My research interests include theories of consumer spending and saving, the effects of budget deficits on interest rates, and recently the impact of railroads on grain market integration and famines in 19th century India. I teach several macroeconomics classes: introduction, intermediate, and advanced. Sometimes I teach classes on industrialization technology, and growth. I have done sabbaticals at Stanford University, UC Irvine, and most recently Honduras. I have also taught macroeconomics at Claremont Graduate University. I am married and have two boys, Gregory and Duncan, who keep me very busy.
Class Websites:
Econ 51:
Principles of Macroeconomics
Econ 101:
Macroeconomic Theory
Econ 164:
Technology and Growth
Working Papers
"Railways and Market Integration in British India", November 2006, with
Tahir Andrabi
Photos
Greg
Duncan
Nancy
Last day in Honduras
