Tauquir Shayaan

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Weep, Shudder, Die: The Secret of Opera Revealed (with Dana Gioia)

Dana Gioia: That's a great story. Children often have such honest and innocent reactions to opera. It's true

My Weekly Reading for January 19, 2025

The United States is currently facing a housing affordability crisis, with new data from Realtor.com shedding light on

Greedflation in Turkey? How about greedspending?

It has come to light that the concept of "greedflation" is not just a misconception in the United

Financial Education and Economic Development

Financial education plays a crucial role in the economic and social development of nations. Understanding personal finances and

Government Junk Fees – Econlib

FTC Rumored to Take Legal Action Against Greystar for Hidden Fees Recent rumors suggest that the Federal Trade

A Coase Story about Gambling

The Economics of Gambling: Insights from Ronald Coase and Paul Samuelson Renowned economist Ronald Coase's perspective on gambling

Dealing with Danes – Econlib

Tyler Cowen recently made a thought-provoking comment regarding the purchase of the Danish West Indies in 1917. This

Thank Goodness He Didn’t Spend All of It

Why Biden's Unspent Trillion-Dollar Budget Should Make You Feel Both Angry and Relieved In a scenario reminiscent of

Fiscal Discipline: Reduce Spending and Empower People

The growing $36 trillion federal debt poses a significant threat to economic freedom and prosperity, impacting both current

Why A Canada/U.S. Union is a Bad Idea

I recently stumbled upon an article that I wrote over two decades ago for a Canadian audience, and

Trade and Competition – Econlib

Understanding International Trade: Cooperation Over Competition In a world where international trade is often viewed as a competitive

To the Cost-Cutting Enthusiasts, Good Luck!

Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy are taking on a monumental task as co-chairs of President-Elect Donald Trump's Department

The case against price controls

The importance of allowing markets to set prices is a topic that has been gaining increased attention in

Confusions About Collectives – Econlib

Humans have always worked in groups, and this collaboration has made us stronger. The concept of specialization and

Jimmy Carter: The Great Deregulator?

Jimmy Carter’s presidency in the United States from 1977 to 1981 was marked by significant deregulation in various