Tauquir Shayaan

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Signal Extraction Problems in Public Health

But it did something that the United States did not. The Swedish government said to its people, “We

Great Moments in Compulsory Government IDs

In Martin Anderson's book "Revolution," he recounts a pivotal moment in the Reagan administration regarding illegal immigration. In

Is California turning to the right?

The recent referenda on the minimum wage have produced some interesting and unexpected results. In California, a proposal

Build, Baby, Build To Fight Climate Change

Climate change is a pressing issue that is only getting worse, and it's clear that human activities are

The Tail Wags the Dog

In his 2018 book "Expert Failure," Roger Koppl delves into the impact of "big players" on expert opinion,

Do we understand elections?

The recent election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris has sparked numerous analyses in the media. There are

A Strange Turning Point – Econlib

Reflecting on the Influence of Group Dynamics on Individual Thinking Exploring the development of one's intellectual beliefs can

Should You Be a College Professor?

Reimagining the Future of Higher Education Recently, Arnold Kling shared a poignant moment that sparked his concerns about

Terrorism, Israel, and Dreams of Peace (with Haviv Rettig Gur)

But if you really want to understand the Israeli sentiment towards the Palestinians, you have to delve into

The importance of principles

The importance of upholding the rule of law over the law of rulers cannot be overstated. Regardless of

My Weekly Reading for November 17, 2024

California’s Electric Vehicle Mandates Pose Challenges for Automakers by Sarah Thompson, The Electric Car Times, November 15, 2024.

Peace for our time? – Econlib

During the tumultuous times of September 1938, British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain made a controversial decision to strike

A Nobel Prize in Economics for the ‘Inclusive’ Free Market

The Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences was recently awarded to three distinguished economists by The Royal Swedish

Fifty Percent Plus One Is Not a License to Kill

In today's political landscape, winning an election with just over 50% of the vote does not give the

You’re Probably Willing to Price Gouge (and That’s OK!)

Understanding the Ethics of "Wage Gouging" and Its Implications Imagine a scenario where Walt, a hardworking employee, is