Tauquir Shayaan
How to Walk the World (with Chris Arnade)
0:37 Intro. Russ Roberts: Today is June 18th, 2025. I am joined by author and photographer Chris Arnade,…
My Weekly Reading for July 13, 2025
I've been busy setting up my cottage in the serene landscapes of Canada, indulging in some well-deserved relaxation,…
The Economics of Rage Bait
Clickbait is a term used to describe a tactic where headlines are crafted with provocative flair to entice…
The Law and Economics: Against Siloing
From June 1 to June 13, I found myself immersed in the stunning landscapes of Park City, Utah,…
Just a Coincidence? – Econlib
Human beings have an innate tendency to recognize patterns, a trait that has likely provided evolutionary benefits throughout…
Identities and Causation – Econlib
Understanding the Limits of Mathematical Relationships in Economics Reflecting on my high school days (which feels like an…
British Industrial Policy: This Time Is Different
In the latest issue of Regulation, I explore the resurgence of industrial policy—or as some prefer, “industrial strategy”—across…
An Econ 101 Error – Econlib
On June 17, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent tweeted: Recent reports indicate that stablecoins could burgeon into a $3.7…
Losing Affection for GDP – Econlib
The more I delve into economic statistics, grappling with the real-world complexities, the less convinced I am that…
Roger Scruton’s Conservatism and Adam Smith
Roger Scruton English philosopher Roger Scruton, knighted in 2016 for his significant contributions to philosophy and public education,…
What Is Capitalism? (with Mike Munger)
0:37 Intro. Russ Roberts: Today is June 17th, 2025, and joining me is economist, author, and podcaster Mike…
My Weekly Reading and Viewing for July 6, 2025
For the next 19 days, my travels will limit my posting frequency. Cincinnati’s Beer-Loving Germans Weathered Anti-Immigrant and…
DOGE Was Always Doomed – Econlib
It seems that DOGE is poised to become a classic case study in the realm of overpromising and…
Bryan Caplan on Antitrust – Econlib
I've recently begun exploring Bryan Caplan's insightful new book, Pro-Market and Pro-Business: Essays on Laissez-faire, and I've made…
Jeff Hummel on the American Revolution
Every few years, I find myself revisiting a remarkable piece on the American Revolution penned by economic historian…