Tauquir Shayaan

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Laffer Curve in the United Kingdom?

The FT presents a compelling narrative surrounding the UK government's struggle to enhance capital gains tax (CGT) revenue,

We Have Never Been Woke Part 4: Why Are Symbolic Capitalists Woke?

This marks the fourth installment of my deep dive into Musa al-Gharbi’s We Have Never Been Woke. (Check

Equality Before the Law, Equality of Permission, and the Language of Libertarianism

When we engage in dialogue, the manner in which we express ourselves can be just as significant as

Who Got the Biggest Percentage Tax Cuts?

The revelation may catch you off guard. In countless discussions surrounding tax cuts—whether it’s the most recent ones

Accounting Identities and Economic Theories

The interplay between accounting identities and economic models often remains shrouded in confusion. An accounting identity, by definition,

We Have Never Been Woke Part 3: Symbolic Capital and Symbolic Capitalists

In the previous installment of this series, we delved into Musa al-Gharbi’s concept of "symbolic capitalists," a group

Sorts of Deals – Econlib

At its core, a deal represents an agreement where something is exchanged for a consideration. However, the realm

Medical Practice Without Consent – Econlib

In the realm of health care, informed consent and respect for personal autonomy are the guiding principles for

The Cost of Building Progress

Book Review of: Why Nothing Works: Who Killed Progress—and How to Bring It Back by Marc J. Dunkelman,;

F.A Hayek: Education Is an Obligation, Not a Right

Friedrich A. Hayek In a landscape marked by political division, a striking consensus emerges among Americans: the belief

Taxing the Rich: It’s Complicated

After a protracted battle filled with twists and turns, Congress has, this summer, managed to pass an unprecedented

Let Me Be Forgotten (with Lowry Pressly)

0:37 Intro. Russ Roberts: Today is July 10th, 2025, and I have the pleasure of speaking with Lowry

Diocletian, the Roman Empire, and Forever Failing Price Controls

The Roman Empire faced a significant crisis during the period known as the Crisis of the Third Century

We Have Never Been Woke Part 2: Of “We” and “Wokeness”

In my previous discussion, I hinted at delving into Musa al-Gharbi’s analytical framework and the assumptions presented in

Joshua Rauh on Federal Spending, Tax Revenue, Economic Growth, and Deficits

On July 26, Joshua Rauh, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, addressed the House Ways and Means