Tauquir Shayaan

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The Joy of Freedom in the Digital Age

The title of this piece pays homage to co-blogger David Henderson’s insightful 2001 work, The Joy of Freedom:

Elasticity and Tax Burdens – Econlib

The Financial Times recently published an article examining the implications of a proposed tax on Chinese vessels operating

Recent Mistakes I’ve Made – Econlib

  Trump's Trade Tactics: A Lesson in Economic Reality As we approach Liberation Day on April 2, I

EconLog Price Theory: Inflation Targets

We are resurrecting the age-old concept of price theory with our latest series featuring Professor Bryan Cutsinger. To

Household Net Worth Has Increased Relatively Steadily

  On March 7, 2025, I drew attention to Herb Stein’s insightful article “Balance of Payments,” featured in

What Ought Economists Do? – Econlib

The recent tariffs imposed by Donald Trump have ignited a spirited debate among economists and laypeople alike: Are

It Is Basically Holistically Intuitive

To effectively dissect the interplay between society and the economy—especially when the objective is to manipulate the actions

Do All Creatures, Great and Small, and Made From Silicon, Have Rights? (with Jeff Sebo)

0:37 Intro. Russ Roberts: Today is March 12th, 2025, and I am joined by author and philosopher Jeff

Laws are for the little people

There's a persistent skepticism surrounding the use of "national security" as a blanket justification for a variety of

My Weekly Reading for March 30, 2025

    by Chris Edwards, Cato at Liberty, March 24, 2025. Excerpt: Federal spending operates on a dual

No, VATs are not like export subsidies

Tyler Cowen recently made a rather unusual misstep: He posed the question of whether EU resources should prioritize

Social Contract Ambiguity – Econlib

In his thought-provoking book, The Problem of Political Authority, Michael Huemer delves into the contentious issue of political

Largest tax increase in US history?

The recently introduced auto tariffs are projected to generate approximately $100 billion annually in revenue. How does this

The Strangers Who Live Among You

One must ponder how Christians who support the current U.S. administration's stance on immigration reconcile this position with

Don Boudreaux Responds to Me and I Respond to Don

On Monday, I shared my thoughts on a statement by Veronique de Rugy concerning imports and exports, with