Tauquir Shayaan

525 Articles

Global nationalism? – Econlib

Nationalism has been on the rise globally, causing concern for many. However, there is a silver lining to

Jimmy Carter: The First Reaganite

In 1976, American voters expressed their dissatisfaction with the Watergate scandal, Richard Nixon, the Republican Party, and the

Where We Want to Go As A Society

In today's society, it is common to hear expressions that encapsulate widely accepted ideas, often without much thought

Bad news on inflation – Econlib

The latest jobs report released today provides further evidence of the ongoing inflation concerns in the economy. Average

Should Canada Become the 51st State?

Should Canada Become the 51st State of the United States? Before we delve into the pros and cons

The 1989 Repeal of an Entitlement

In a recent article titled “Undoing Past Policies: How Likely Are Repeals in the 119th Congress?” by political

Reno on the Banishing of the Strong Gods

The idea that critical questioning and independence were the keys to moral progress gained traction over time, leading

Freedom and Responsibility – Econlib

The Danger of Government Overreach in Regulating Speech In recent years, the power of the Federal government to

Liberalism, Not Only Freedom, as Vaccine

Scott Sumner's argument that liberalism can act as a vaccine against authoritarianism raises important questions about the relationship

Will Tariffs Lower Prices? – Econlib

The Flawed Argument for Tariffs Leading to Lower Prices There is a common argument in favor of protectionist

Deadweight Loss From Taxes is Proportional to the Square of the Tax Rate

In a recent post, it was discussed how the deadweight loss resulting from a tax is directly proportional

We’re an empire now

Gideon Rachman, writing in the Financial Times, highlights the current trend of macho swagger in Washington when it

Undoing Past Policies: How Likely Are Repeals in the 119th Congress?

Using data from the Congressional Research Service, we found that of the 293 attempts to repeal laws between

The Psychology of Authoritarianism – Econlib

Luke Conway's book, "Liberal Bullies," delves into the realm of authoritarianism and its presence within the political left.

The Market Society Is a Pro-Social Society

They must persuade consumers that their product or service is worth exchanging their hard-earned money for. And in