Tauquir Shayaan

798 Articles

The Monkey’s Paw and interest rates

The Potential Impact of Interest Rate Cuts on the Economy A recent article in The Economist discussed the

My Weekly Reading and Viewing for December 8, 2024

The Institute for Justice (I.J.), a public interest law firm, recently announced a major victory for small business

Economics In Personal Decision Making

Understanding the Importance of Studying Economics Studying economics is often emphasized for two main reasons in textbooks and

Does National Security Justify Trade Restrictions?

Why Free Trade is Essential for Economic Growth In a recent Defining Ideas article, “Why Trade Should Be

Thinking About Imports and Exports

International Trade: A Thought Experiment When it comes to international trade and its impact on the wealth of

Jeff Hummel on Tether – Econlib

Analysis of Tether's Holdings in US Treasuries Jeff Hummel, a renowned monetary theory teacher, recently provided insightful analysis

Wanna bet?

I have no doubt that Elon Musk could have easily won a bet with me on this topic. 

The Self-Government of the People

President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Russell Vought for the position of director of the Office of Management and

What Deindustrialization? – Econlib

Many critics of free trade argue that globalization has led to the US becoming deindustrialized; That is, trade

What Cass Sunstein Omits in Discussing DOGE

Government Efficiency: A Critical Consideration for Deregulation Harvard Law professor Cass Sunstein has outlined a concise list of

Letting the Rich Subsidize the Poor

The Economics of Cranberries: Why High Prices Today Benefit Everyone Tomorrow In a recent post, the discussion revolved

The Bitter Irony of Donald Trump’s Attack on U.S. Steel

President-elect Trump's Stance on Foreign Investment On December 2, President-elect Donald Trump made a bold statement regarding the

Pumpkin is a Feeling – Econlib

A Deeper Look at the Cultural Significance of Pumpkin Flavored Treats A local chain of coffee shops in

Notre-Dame: Private Financing of a “Public Good”

Visiting the iconic Notre-Dame de Paris is a truly remarkable experience, especially after the devastating fire that ravaged

The roots of debanking – Econlib

Debanking is a hot topic of discussion in recent times, with many pointing to it as a symptom