Tauquir Shayaan

797 Articles

Kelo at 20 Years: How to Regulate the Regulators?

This month marks two decades since the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision in Kelo v. City of New

Law and Policy – Econlib

In the aftermath of a legal ruling on a particular policy, discussions often ensue that misconstrue the court's

Military Action and Linguistic Shortcuts

Human beings have an astonishing knack for following political leaders, even when such obedience does not align with

Error in Crushing Capitalism – Econlib

Last week, I shared insights from my review of Norbert J. Michel’s enlightening book, Crushing Capitalism: How Populist

Are immigrants self-deporting? – Econlib

A recent study conducted by the Center for Immigration Studies raises a provocative question: Is the number of

Companies Don’t Need Regulation to Cut Back on “Excessive Packaging”

Rahm Emanuel, a former member of the Obama administration, once quipped that “you never want a serious crisis

There Was No US Strike on Iran

The Unyielding Nature of Obedience in Politics Humans exhibit a remarkable propensity to follow political leaders, often to

How to Be a Super Ager (with Eric Topol)

0:37 Intro. Russ Roberts: Today is May 28th, 2025, and I’m thrilled to welcome back Dr. Eric Topol,

My Weekly Reading for June 22, 2025

by Michael Crow, Wall Street Journal, June 20, 2025 (electronic version) Excerpts: The recent actions taken by the

Small government in Somalia – Econlib

It’s not uncommon to hear progressives scoff at the notion of a “libertarian paradise” in Somalia, a country

Thoughts from Crushing Capitalism – Econlib

In my examination of Norbert J. Michel’s Crushing Capitalism, which I referenced yesterday, I regrettably overlooked two noteworthy

The Resilient American Dream – Econlib

  The notion that the American dream has slipped beyond the reach of a significant portion of the

Adam Smith, George Orwell, and Rules for Writing

In The Theory of Moral Sentiments, Adam Smith employs the craft of writing as a metaphor for moral

Getting “Screwed” on Trade? – Econlib

Back in February, Donald Trump made a bold assertion that the European Union was established with the explicit

June is Liberty Month – Econlib

Embrace the liberty trifecta, fittingly showcased on a platform backed by the Liberty Fund. Five years ago, I