Tauquir Shayaan
Eminent Domain and the Problem of Government
In our upcoming study published in the Review of Law & Economics, titled “The Long-Term Impact of Kelo…
We Must Stop Saying “Must”
Rethinking the Language of Economics: The Case Against "Must" During my inaugural year in graduate school, one of…
EconLog Price Theory: Fentanyl – Econlib
We're reviving the conversation around price theory with our engaging series on related problems, hosted by Professor Bryan…
Introducing We Have Never Been Woke
It’s once again time for one of my elaborate explorations into a book that has caught my interest.…
Read Like a Champion (with Doug Lemov)
0:37 Intro. Russ Roberts: Today is July 8th, 2025, and I have the pleasure of welcoming back Doug…
A Nonexistent Quote About Free Trade
Let’s face a rather uncomfortable truth: among the approximately 200 nations on this globe, not a single one…
My Weekly Reading for July 27, 2025
 by the Editorial Board, Wall Street Journal, July 21, 2025. Excerpt: In a revealing report released late…
Price Controls on Oranges – Econlib
At the beginning of this week, I presented a conundrum involving price theory. Imagine the government enacting a…
Home Economics – Econlib
After spending my entire adult life as a renter, I've made the leap into homeownership. By the end…
The Enemy of Your Enemy is Not Your Friend
In a recent episode of EconTalk from January, host Russ Roberts engaged in a compelling dialogue with the…
Untenable Tenant Anger – Econlib
Today, I would like to revisit a theme I previously explored: the peculiar ways economics can evoke unexpected…
It Can’t Be A Coincidence!
Recently, co-bloggers Scott Sumner and Kevin Corcoran engaged in a fascinating dialogue about causation, coincidence, and identity (check…
Does the public favor rent control?
Let's take a moment to dissect a recent tweet that raises some intriguing points: When I relocated to…
The REAL Land of Cockaigne
Grocery stores are nothing short of modern-day temples of abundance. While roast chickens won't magically fly into our…
Be Glad It Isn’t Free
Individuals who immerse themselves in the world of economics often exhibit reactions that may seem peculiar to the…