Bio

Miles Kimball holds the Eaton Chair in Economics at the University of Colorado Boulder, and is Emeritus Professor of Economics and Survey Research of the University of Michigan. (Born in 1960, he is now 63.) He is an Affiliate of the Behavioral and Health Genomics Center at the University of Southern California. Miles is also a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach.

Politically, Miles is an independent who grew up in an apolitical family. He holds many strong opinions—open to revision in response to cogent arguments—that do not line up neatly with either the Republican or Democratic Party.

Alexander Trentin's introduction to me in the German language version of his March 2017 interview with me: "Governments should need approval to buy foreign assets." Translated with the help of Google Translate and my college German it reads:

Miles Kimball is an economics professor at the University of Colorado Boulder. Previously, he taught at Michigan University in Ann Arbor. Prior to his doctorate degree in economics in Harvard, he completed a Master's degree in linguistics with a thesis on the philosophy of language. Kimball is a pioneer in monetary policy and pleads for deep negative interest rates to successfully fight economic crises. He presents his ideas on his blog "Confessions of a Supply-Side Liberal".

Also see

• The Wikipedia article on Miles

• Miles’s CV

• This link for more on Miles's academic career

• Harvard 35th Reunion Profile: Miles Kimball

• "What is a Supply-Side Liberal? for an explanation of the title above

• What is a Partisan Nonpartisan Blog? for an explanation of the subtitle

• "Why I Write" and "Why I Blog"

• "A More Personal Bio: My Early Tweets"

• "My Objective Function" for an explanation of what Miles is trying to accomplish with this blog and more generally.

• "Five Books That Have Changed My Life."

• "A Barycentric Autobiography."

Awards