Tauquir Shayaan

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More Fronts in the War on Prices

When discussing opposition to rising prices, the conversation often drifts towards price controls. This isn’t entirely unfounded. In

The Importance of Theory: Trade, Jobs, and Wages

Theoretical frameworks are essential for deciphering the complexities of our world. They enable us to interpret our surroundings

The Firm: Disco Corp. and Ronald Coase

For over twenty years, Disco Corp., a Japanese powerhouse with annual revenues of $25 billion, has approached its

They Didn’t Take Our Jobs

In my earlier discussion, I tackled the widely circulated notion that the United States is in the throes

Why I love Imperfect Competition

In a recent statement, Donald Trump asserted that Americans are overly affluent and proposed that his tariffs would

A UK Tariff Scorecard: We Lost

10 > 3.3. With Donald Trump’s frequent announcements about fluctuating tariffs, keeping track of the ever-changing landscape feels

They Took Our Jobs: The Sequel

In my earlier discussion, I tackled the widespread assertion that America is hemorrhaging manufacturing jobs. However, the reality

The Past and Present of Privacy and Public Life (with Tiffany Jenkins)

0:37 Intro. Russ Roberts: It’s April 23rd, 2025, and I’m joined by Tiffany Jenkins, author of the thought-provoking

Escalation dominance? – Econlib

Kyle Chan has recently put forth a bold assertion in a blog entry: Escalation dominance is a myth.

Are Constitutionalism and the Rule of Law Dying?

If we were to take Janan Ganesh’s latest Financial Times column at face value, we might conclude that

Caplan’s Experience of Mainstream Economists and My Students’ Surprise

  In a recent post on his Substack, Bet On It, Bryan Caplan shared an excerpt from his

They Took Our Jobs! – Econlib

The champions of anti-trade sentiment have reclaimed the political stage, once again vowing to resurrect those elusive "good-paying

Some Hidden Costs of Tariffs

The Wall Street Journal has been on a roll with its insightful coverage of tariffs ever since the

A new neoliberalism? – Econlib

In the realm of political commentary, a curious phenomenon is taking shape among some of the more astute

Gas Shortages: Cutsinger’s Solution – Econlib

Question: Imagine a scenario where the market price of gasoline skyrockets to $5.00 per gallon. Politicians, eager to