Tauquir Shayaan
What Stray Cats Taught Me About Spontaneous Order
Cats of Greece: A Spontaneous Order My recent trip to Greece with my wife was a whirlwind of…
Subsidies and waste – Econlib
The Impact of Subsidies on Consumer Behavior When it comes to purchasing luxury items, such as a $100,000…
Searching for Truth in a Social Media World
Exploring Truth and Misinformation in Today’s Society In the age of rampant misinformation and disinformation, it can be…
The Fed’s Financial Chicanery: No End to the Money Printing
The Federal Reserve is often compared to various financial disasters in history, including failed 1980s Savings & Loan…
The Other Kind of Romance in Politics
Public choice theory, often referred to as "politics without romance," challenges the idealistic notion that participants in the…
What Is Kakistocracy?
Every year in December, The Economist selects a "word of the year" that encapsulates a significant event or…
Paul Krugman retires from the NYT
After years of analyzing Paul Krugman's columns and blog posts, it's clear that his influence as an economic…
Crypto, Investment, and Intrinsic Value
Crypto: A Closer Look at Its Value and Future in the Economy Crypto doesn’t have intrinsic value; neither…
Consumer Purchasing Price Theory: Cutsinger’s Solution
Understanding Consumer Behavior Through Price Theory [Editor’s note: Dive into the world of price theory with our ongoing…
How valuable is just asking people?
A Fresh Perspective on Assessing the Economy In the world of economic analysis, there is often a tug-of-war…
How to Get Rich Slowly
To Build Wealth Slowly, Stick with Your Old Car During a recent high-school reunion, an intriguing conversation between…
Synecdoche, Bullets, and Politics – Econlib
The tragic murder of Brian Thompson, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, has sparked a discussion on the importance of…
One Year of Milei: Stabilization, A Balanced Budget and Deregulation in Argentina
Argentina Celebrates One Year of Milei's Presidency: A Look at the Achievements and Challenges Ahead Today marks the…
Gell-Mann Amnesia and AI – Econlib
Tyler Cowen recently posed a challenge to stump an AI named “o1” in the realm of economics. While…
Why Industrial Policy Is (Almost) Always a Bad Idea (with Scott Sumner)
In a recent podcast episode of EconTalk, economist Scott Sumner joined Russ Roberts to discuss the topic of…