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Engineering Economics

John Ruf

A blog about economics, open-source, and engineering. Mostly economics.

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  • John Ruf

    MechE, @mtuMEEM, 2021 MAPSS-Econ @Uchicago, 2022 RP @Uchicago Under @TradeDiversion he/him/his IO, Political Economy, and Price Theory

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