Tauquir Shayaan

524 Articles

Repeating a Historical Experience of Autarky?

As the United States government continues to engage in economically illiterate interventionism and trade wars, it is important

Some further thoughts on housing

Exploring Recent Housing Trends and Debates As I perused through various housing articles, a few key insights caught

Was this Kuznets Idea “Stupid”?

Debunking the Debate: Should Government Spending be Excluded from GDP? Harvard economics professor Greg Mankiw recently sparked controversy

Productivity and the Worth of Work in Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina

Exploring the Meaning of Work Through Leo Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina Leo Tolstoy. This article was inspired by a

The Human Moral Mind – Econlib

Additionally, Gray’s focus on intentional harm as the basis for moral judgments may overlook the role of unintentional

An Economic Approach to Homer’s Odyssey: Part III

One way to read the comparison between Ithaca and Phaeacia is through the lens of political economy. In

Utopian Experiments and Three Morality Tales: Socialism in New Harmony, Indiana

Legacy Despite its failure, New Harmony left a lasting legacy. The community served as a beacon for social

The Unusual World of Israeli Democracy (with Rachel Gur)

In a recent episode of EconTalk, host Russ Roberts sat down with Rachel Gur of Reichman University to

EconLog Price Theory: Cutsinger’s Solution to the Membership Difference

Uber Membership Option: Evaluating Two Statements Question: Uber offers a membership option that entitles members to a percentage

My Weekly Reading and Viewing for March 2, 2025

In a recent interview conducted by Zach Weissmueller and Liz Wolfe for Reason magazine on February 27, 2025,

The ultimate “Gold Card”

President Trump recently proposed a “gold card” aimed at high net worth immigrants, which would sell for $5

Property Rights in Colombia: Reality and Challenges

Property Rights in Colombia: Challenges and Opportunities Colombia's position in the International Property Rights Index, ranking 80th out

Pierre Poilievre on Canada’s Dysfunctional Energy Policy

Canadian Oil: A Missed Opportunity In a recent interview with Canadian psychologist Jordan B. Peterson, Conservative Party leader

How does a stronger US dollar hurt international college students?

As an international student, navigating the challenges of studying abroad can be daunting. Two years ago, a young

Aluminum, Economics, and Liberty

The market for aluminum is facing a significant shift with the US administration planning to impose a general