Tauquir Shayaan

180 Articles

Misinformation and the Three Languages of Politics (with Arnold Kling)

But, my perspective would be that it's better to let those ideas be out there and let them

Is AI Dumber than a Cat? Some Related Points

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been a topic of much discussion and debate in recent years. Some have proposed

Hayek’s Nobel at 50 – Econlib

The anticipation is building as we await the announcement of the Nobel Prize in Economic Science tomorrow. This

My Weekly Reading for October 13, 2024

Irwin Collier, a prominent figure in the field of Economics, shared an intriguing excerpt from a letter written

Is divided government a good thing?

Is Divided or Unified Government Better for Good Governance? When considering whether divided or unified government is better

When Should the Government Intervene?

When determining when the government should intervene in markets, it is crucial to consider a number of factors.

Introducing EconLog Price Theory: Cutsinger’s Solution

Price Theory Problem: Allocating Milk Across Different Uses In a thought-provoking quote from Thomas Sowell's book, "Basic Economics,"

Decoupling Desert and Responsibility – Econlib

In the realm of analyzing the world, one interesting concept to consider is the dichotomy between high decoupling

Pin factory, 40,000 BC

Adam Smith, the renowned economist, famously observed the impact of specialization on productivity in a pin factory where

Baumol’s Cost Disease Comes to Britain

Britain’s incoming Labour government faced a challenging start in July with news that independent pay review bodies recommended

Taiwan is the Alternative, Not the CCP

Taiwan: A Beacon of Freedom and Success in Asia Last month, I had the privilege of visiting Taiwan

Notes on Hayek’s “The Use of Knowledge in Society”

But then Hayek offers a solution in Section V, second paragraph: The problem, which we meet here for

The Myth of the Lacking “State Capacity”

State capacity has become a popular concept in economic literature, particularly when discussing the perceived inefficiency of today's

Conor Sen on Fed policy

Matt Yglesias recently shared a thought-provoking tweet by Conor Sen regarding the necessity of further rate cuts. While

NBA Players’ Average Height and Canada’s Fall in Real GDP Per Capita

The Golden State Warriors are known for their towering height, but if I were to walk into a