Tauquir Shayaan

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My Weekly Reading for July 27, 2025

  by the Editorial Board, Wall Street Journal, July 21, 2025. Excerpt: In a revealing report released late

Price Controls on Oranges – Econlib

At the beginning of this week, I presented a conundrum involving price theory. Imagine the government enacting a

Home Economics – Econlib

After spending my entire adult life as a renter, I've made the leap into homeownership. By the end

The Enemy of Your Enemy is Not Your Friend

In a recent episode of EconTalk from January, host Russ Roberts engaged in a compelling dialogue with the

Untenable Tenant Anger – Econlib

Today, I would like to revisit a theme I previously explored: the peculiar ways economics can evoke unexpected

It Can’t Be A Coincidence!

Recently, co-bloggers Scott Sumner and Kevin Corcoran engaged in a fascinating dialogue about causation, coincidence, and identity (check

Does the public favor rent control?

Let's take a moment to dissect a recent tweet that raises some intriguing points: When I relocated to

The REAL Land of Cockaigne

Grocery stores are nothing short of modern-day temples of abundance. While roast chickens won't magically fly into our

Be Glad It Isn’t Free

Individuals who immerse themselves in the world of economics often exhibit reactions that may seem peculiar to the

The Effect of Price Controls on Oranges on the Price of Orange Juice

A Challenge in Price Theory. Recently, I posed a thought-provoking question to my economics students at the Naval

Can a Constitution Limit the State?

In the realm of political philosophy, a significant rift exists between James Buchanan and Anthony de Jasay regarding

James Marriott on Reading

Is the art of long-form reading on the brink of extinction? In a captivating discourse, journalist and cultural

My Weekly Reading for July 20, 2025

by T J Martinelli, The Center Square, July 14, 2025. Excerpt: Washington state is staring down the barrel

The Protective Effect of a Tariff

Tariffs, much like taxes, inevitably lead to a phenomenon known as deadweight loss within the economy. This loss

It’s Time to Think About the Big Picture Again

While Paris remains picturesque and well-fed, our economy is navigating choppy waters, and the reasons behind this turbulence