Tauquir Shayaan

528 Articles

Knowing Everything There Is To Know

Giovanni Pico della Mirandola, a renowned Italian scholar from the 15th century, was known for his insatiable thirst

Printing Money for Reparations: A Dangerous Path for Colombia

The recent proposal put forth by Colombian President Gustavo Petro to print money for the purpose of financing

Confusing Wealth and Consumption – Econlib

The Wealth Gap in America: A Closer Look Drive into the Whole Foods parking lot, and you’ll see

Why Does Santa Claus Exist?

The Economics of Santa Claus: A Closer Look at Parental Gift-Giving Every year, the myth of Santa Claus

Is inflation meaningful? Is it useful?

In a recent series of posts, Tyler Cowen has emphasized the necessity for improved models of inflation. He

Tariffs Hurt Canadians and Americans

Are You Subsidizing Your Local Grocery Store? Have you ever stopped to think about whether you are subsidizing

Donating on the Margins – Econlib

The Moral Dilemma of Paid Organ Donation Years ago, after joining the Marines, I registered as a bone

Whose prices rise with tariffs?

Economic theory posits that tariffs can impact the domestic price of imported goods and services in a country.

What went wrong in 2021?

In the period from 2021 to 2023, inflation soared to levels far beyond what the Federal Reserve had

Activism, Production, and Consumption – A Case Study from Flint

The Flint water crisis was a significant event that brought attention to the dangers of lead contamination in

Working for Change in Democratic Politics

Brother, Can You Paradigm, or Spare a Signature? Janet Bufton recently shared her thoughts on the importance of

Did Taylor Swift “Juice the Economy”?

Taylor Swift's impact on the economy during her two-year Eras world tour has been a topic of much

Is This War With Lebanon Different? (with Matti Friedman)

In the late 1990s, when I was in Lebanon as a soldier in the Israeli Defense Force (IDF),

NGDP guardrails: Do the right thing

The proposal to have the Federal Reserve subsidize an NGDP futures market, as suggested by economist Scott Sumner,

My Weekly Reading for December 15, 2024

Blair Lee, a college professor with a background in chemistry and biology, found herself thrown into the world