Tauquir Shayaan

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Book IV of Wealth of Nations: Political Economy as Moral Philosophy

For Adam Smith, moral philosophy transcends mere ethical deliberation; it encompasses the study of virtue and the cognitive

Political Economy as Moral Philosophy at Econlib

We are thrilled to collaborate with our colleagues at Liberty Matters in commemorating the 250th anniversary of the

Your Favorite Episodes of 2025

We're excited to share the results from our recent survey on your favorite podcast episodes of 2025. Below

AI, Employment, and Education (with Tyler Cowen)

0:37 Intro. Russ Roberts: Today is February 24th, 2026. Before I introduce our guest, I'd like to share

Cutsinger’s Solution: Housing Quantity and Price

Question: Housing is an exceptionally durable asset, often enduring for decades. Let’s delve into the housing market of

The Wealth of Nations: A Classic of English Literature

The Wealth of Nations stands as an enduring pillar of English literature—though let’s be honest, it’s not exactly

Why Adam Smith Embraced Commercial Society: The Wealth of Nations, Book 3

“A significant portion of Book 3 delves into the historical transition from the feudal order that dominated Europe

Why Adam Smith Embraced Commercial Society: The Wealth of Nations, Book 3 at Econlib

We are excited to partner with Liberty Matters in commemorating the 250th anniversary of the publication of An

The Match That Lit the Flame: Hannah Senesh and the Creation of Modern Israel (with Matti Friedman)

What drives a cohort of young Jewish individuals, having narrowly escaped the horrors of the Holocaust, to undertake

Adam Smith on the Labor Theory of Value

Adam Smith, often heralded as the father of economics, made significant contributions to our understanding of market dynamics,

Bargaining with the Butcher, Baker, and Brewer: A New Look at Smith’s Most Famous Sentences

"Give us this day our daily bread." While Adam Smith may not have been the most devout member

Wealth of Nations, Book 2: Prudence, Competition, and Party Walls at Econlib

We're excited to collaborate with our colleagues at Liberty Matters to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the publication

Wealth of Nations, Book 2: Prudence, Competition, and Party Walls

The conclusion is unmistakable: Embrace a variety of issuing banks and ensure complete convertibility, and you’ll find bankers

The Sacrifice Ratio Puzzle – Econlib

Inflation began its ascent in 2021, largely fueled by pandemic-induced disruptions in the supply chain and the complexities

The Economics of Scarcity and the UNC-Duke Basketball Game (with Michael Munger)

0:37 Intro. Russ Roberts: It's January 4th, 2026, and I have the pleasure of welcoming back Michael Munger.