Tauquir Shayaan

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Property Rights in Colombia: Reality and Challenges

Property Rights in Colombia: Challenges and Opportunities Colombia's position in the International Property Rights Index, ranking 80th out

Pierre Poilievre on Canada’s Dysfunctional Energy Policy

Canadian Oil: A Missed Opportunity In a recent interview with Canadian psychologist Jordan B. Peterson, Conservative Party leader

How does a stronger US dollar hurt international college students?

As an international student, navigating the challenges of studying abroad can be daunting. Two years ago, a young

Aluminum, Economics, and Liberty

The market for aluminum is facing a significant shift with the US administration planning to impose a general

What money?

There has been a lot of discussion surrounding what the government should do with the $1 trillion dollars

The NYT pivots on immigration

The New York Times on Immigration: A Critical Analysis The recent article in New York Times delves into

Russ and Pete’s Excellent Adventure into the Socialist Calculation Debate

The Importance of Friedrich Hayek's "The Use of Knowledge in Society" For the past two decades of my

The Political Problem of Tariffs

The Fallacy of Tariffs as a Miracle Drug Listening to protectionists tout tariffs as a cure-all solution can

Who’s Afraid of Artificial Intelligence?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been a topic of debate for over a decade, with proponents like Russ Roberts

Reno on Bringing the Strong Gods Back

R. R. Reno's Call for the Return of Strong Gods in Public Life In a series of posts,

Where is H.L. Mencken When We Need Him?

Wokeness, a term that has gained popularity in recent years, is characterized by two key features: a focus

Trade sanctions on China? – Econlib

The US Cold War Against China: A Critical Analysis For the past three years, I have faced criticism

Scientists Are Often Ignorant – Econlib

The Zizians, a group of individuals with backgrounds in computer science, have recently made headlines for their involvement

Reno On the Political Consequences of Banishing the Strong Gods

The Political Ramifications of Banishing the Strong Gods Building upon the social consequences discussed in the previous post,

The Struggle That Shaped the Middle East (with James Barr)

He was a diplomat, and he was a bit of a maverick, really. He was very adventurous and