Tauquir Shayaan

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Teaching College Students About Money & Cryptocurrency

Introduction: This teaching note serves as a comprehensive guide for college instructors aiming to enlighten students about the

Gates, Giving, and Government – Econlib

For years, Bill Gates has been a prominent figure in philanthropy through the Gates Foundation. Recently, he made

The “Big Beautiful Bill” and the Wisdom of Friedman

President Trump has skillfully navigated Republican critiques of his “big, beautiful bill” by asserting that a vote against

RFK Jr. Conducted a Pointless Vaccine Purge

The Wall Street Journal showcased a letter co-written by Charley Hooper and myself today (the print version will

Mission accomplished? – Econlib

A recent Bloomberg article postulated that the Federal Reserve might consider proclaiming victory over inflation: While it may

My Weekly Reading for June 15, 2025

  First and foremost, a heartfelt Happy Fathers’ Day to all the dads out there. by Gina Heeb,

Back to the Seventeenth Century

The ongoing spat between the American and Chinese governments over export restrictions—especially concerning rare earth materials—has been dubbed

Seigniorage – Econlib

In my post from June 10 regarding the penny, I noted: The U.S. government profits quite handsomely from

The Marvels of a Flight

As I prepare to board my flight, I find myself in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with Zurich, Switzerland, just

Lines, Legalism, Limits, and Likeness

In today’s discussion, we delve deeper into ideas inspired by Barry Lam’s thought-provoking book, Fewer Rules, Better People.

The Math Ain’t Mathing: Why High Tariff Schemes Will Always Lower GDP

In the current discourse on declining GDP, one can’t help but notice how the national conservative and protectionist

The Curious Task – Econlib

“The curious task of economics is to demonstrate to men how little they really know about what they

EconLog Price Theory: Cash Transfers

We're reviving the fascinating world of price theory with our latest series featuring Professor Bryan Cutsinger. For those

Prime Mammals and the Limit of Limits

Recently, my fellow blogger David Henderson shared some intriguing thoughts on the boundaries of self-ownership. He posited that

Thoughts for Your Penny – Econlib

  It's refreshing to see my co-blogger, Scott Sumner, tackle the anxieties surrounding the cessation of penny production.