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Dr Frank Shostak

Dr Frank Shostak

Dr Frank Shostak is a leading Austrian economist and director of Applied Austrian School Economics Ltd, which aims to assess the direction of various markets using the Austrian School methodology. AASE aims to make Austrian economics accessible to businessmen.

Economics1 April 20<30 March 20

Cost cutting and economic growth

  Some commentators regard cost cutting by companies in order to secure profits as a major threat to the economy. They hold that if…

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Economics9 March 20<9 March 20

The questionable role of quantitative methods in economics

Most economists consider the use of sophisticated mathematical and statistical methods key towards understanding the complexities of economics. They are of the view that…

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Government budget deficit and economic growth
Economics6 March 20<1 March 20

Government budget deficit and economic growth

  The US budget had a deficit of $32.6 billion in January compared with a deficit of $13.3 billion in December and a surplus…

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Economics28 February 20<24 February 20

Why banks are not lenders as such?

  According to the popular way of thinking the subject matter of lending is banking activity. It is banks, so it is held that…

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Economics17 February 20<17 February 20

Why US productivity data is questionable

  According to the US Labor Department, workers productivity in the non-farm sector increased at an annual rate of 1.4% in the fourth quarter…

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Economics14 February 20<10 February 20

Expectations and economic growth

  In various writings, Milton Friedman argued that there is a variable lag between changes in money supply and its effect on real output…

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Economics28 January 20<28 January 20

Why more money can’t generate economic growth?

  The view that more money can revive an economy is based on the belief that money transmits its stimulatory effect through aggregate expenditure….

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Economics21 January 20<21 January 20

Why assessing business cycles using the NBER approach is questionable

Most economists are of the view that by means of economic indicators it is possible to identify early warnings regarding an upcoming recession or…

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Economics17 January 20<11 January 20

Should forecasting accuracy determine the acceptance of a theory?

  In order to establish the state of the economy economists employ various theories. Yet what are the criteria for how they decide whether…

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Economics8 January 20<6 January 20

Do we need government to promote innovation and economic growth?

  According to Mariana Mazzucato, the RM Phillips Professor in the Economics of Innovation at the University of Sussex, government is an important factor…

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