Tauquir Shayaan

349 Articles

It’s all about the Fed?

Today, the stock market experienced a decline, which led to discussions about the role of the Federal Reserve

Mutz, Caplan, and Anti-Foreign Bias

The Impact of Anti-Foreign Bias on Trade Policies Exploring the biases that influence how voters think about economics

Critics of Free Markets Strike Out

Responding to Criticisms of Free Markets Recently, a group of economists signed a statement criticizing the idea of

Don’t buy Greenland, sell Alaska

Why Selling Alaska to Canada Might Make Sense Every so often, there is renewed interest in buying Greenland.

Hitting the Right Target with Monetary Policy

Central banks around the world typically have a mandate for price stability, which has traditionally been interpreted as

Regulating Rents – Econlib

The housing market in America has been a topic of heated debate in recent years, with many Americans

A Longer-Term Simon/Ehrlich Bet – Econlib

The Legacy of Julian Simon and the Famous Bet with Paul Ehrlich Many of you may be familiar

Rational Crime and Subjective Probability

A Closer Look at Criminal Behavior: Lessons from True Crime As a self-professed true crime enthusiast, I often

Politics, the Military, and the Sagittarius A* Black Hole

The recent incidents of public mayhem at the beginning of the new year involving American-born citizens with military

Democracy for Liberal People: Part 2

Inclusion and openness are essential components of a robust liberal democracy. In Part 1 of this series, we

Not Your Grandfather’s America – Econlib

The Changing Landscape of Politics and Business in the 21st Century As the years pass by, it becomes

ESG and the Purpose of Corporations: Back to Basics

The ESG agenda, which stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance, has gained significant momentum in recent years. Originating

The Reluctant Activist, or Not Only Can You Fight City Hall, You Can Actually Win

In January 2004, David Henderson wrote an article titled "The Reluctant Activist, or Not Only Can You Fight

What Should Economists Do? A Historical Perspective

Buchanan's opposition to the traditional view of economics as a science of choice and his emphasis on exchange

Mind Your Metaphors – Econlib

Metaphors in Economics: A Closer Look In the realm of economics, metaphors play a crucial role in shaping