Tauquir Shayaan

525 Articles

Labor Supply and Wages – Stranded Workers Edition

The Power of Collaboration: A New Perspective on Supply and Demand In a recent blog post titled "The

History for the Books: Javier Milei & Argentina’s Budget

In 2023, Javier Milei proposed a series of libertarian policies to reverse Argentina's long-standing economic decline. Despite skepticism

Cotton v Wool Price Theory: Cutsinger’s Solution

[Editor’s note: Bringing back the fundamentals of price theory, we continue our series on Price Theory problems with

I Win My Recent Inaugural Bet

On December 21, 2024, a fascinating bet took place between two friends, one of whom was Dan Klein,

Liberalism as a vaccine – Econlib

Exploring Extremism: A Reflection on History As we delve into the complexities of political ideologies, it is essential

The Peaceful Transfer of Power: A Few Reflections

The recent federal elections in America have shed light on the differing attitudes towards the peaceful transfer of

Weep, Shudder, Die: The Secret of Opera Revealed (with Dana Gioia)

Dana Gioia: That's a great story. Children often have such honest and innocent reactions to opera. It's true

My Weekly Reading for January 19, 2025

The United States is currently facing a housing affordability crisis, with new data from Realtor.com shedding light on

Greedflation in Turkey? How about greedspending?

It has come to light that the concept of "greedflation" is not just a misconception in the United

Financial Education and Economic Development

Financial education plays a crucial role in the economic and social development of nations. Understanding personal finances and

Government Junk Fees – Econlib

FTC Rumored to Take Legal Action Against Greystar for Hidden Fees Recent rumors suggest that the Federal Trade

A Coase Story about Gambling

The Economics of Gambling: Insights from Ronald Coase and Paul Samuelson Renowned economist Ronald Coase's perspective on gambling

Dealing with Danes – Econlib

Tyler Cowen recently made a thought-provoking comment regarding the purchase of the Danish West Indies in 1917. This

Thank Goodness He Didn’t Spend All of It

Why Biden's Unspent Trillion-Dollar Budget Should Make You Feel Both Angry and Relieved In a scenario reminiscent of

Fiscal Discipline: Reduce Spending and Empower People

The growing $36 trillion federal debt poses a significant threat to economic freedom and prosperity, impacting both current