Tauquir Shayaan
Some Aspects of Economic Illiteracy
President-elect Donald Trump made headlines earlier this week when he announced his intention to implement tariffs on his…
Adam Smith’s Wisdom and the Nuclear Energy Debate
The debate over nuclear energy policy is heating up in both the United States and Spain, with calls…
Are Chatbots Willing to Lie for the President?
In a recent experiment, I decided to test the ethical standards of various AI chatbots when faced with…
You cannot have everything – Econlib
Understanding Opportunity Cost in Economics Opportunity cost is a fundamental concept in economics that plays a crucial role…
Would Cutting the Number of Medicare Employees Save Money?
Why Cutting Medicare Employees Could Increase Government Spending As discussions on reducing the size of government continue, one…
Puzzling About Prices (and Popcorn)
Exploring Price Theory with Richard McKenzie As we delve deeper into the realm of price theory, one particular…
Dungeons, Dragons, and Monopolies – Econlib
Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) is a beloved tabletop role-playing game that has been captivating players since the 1970s.…
One Way to Defend Populism
In today's political landscape, the concept of populism has become a divisive and often misunderstood ideology. Many associate…
Do voters focus on prices or inflation?
Revisiting Central Bank Policy Frameworks: A Look at Price-Level Targeting In a recent discussion in my previous article,…
Tyler Cowen on Life and Fate
But, as you get into it, you start to recognize them, and it becomes incredibly rich and rewarding.…
My Weekly Reading for November 24, 2024
Ukrainians Weary of War, Gallup Survey Shows by Benedict Vipers, Gallup, November 19, 2024. After more than two…
The Wall Street Journal’s Misleading Subhead About Oil Companies
Oil and Gas Producers' Perspective on Energy Policy Recently, the Wall Street Journal published an article titled "Trump’s…
Learning the wrong lesson? – Econlib
In August 2020, the Federal Reserve officials introduced a new monetary policy approach known as "Flexible Average Inflation…
Slavery, Compensation, and the Limits of Economics
A Thought-Provoking Exploration of "What Ifs" in American History Recently, a virtual reading group delved into hypothetical scenarios…
Mississippi, Vietnam, and Human Decency
Economic illiteracy is often linked to a lack of human decency, especially when it comes to international trade…