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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.

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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Economics6 January 20<6 January 20

Why looking at the data without a theory cannot tell us much

  For most so-called practical economists, information regarding the state of an economy is derived from the data. Thus if an economic statistic such…

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Economics20 December 19<16 December 19

Does the Friedman’s plucking model refute Mises’s boom-bust cycle theory?

According to an article in Bloomberg on November 5, 2019, Milton Friedman’s plucking theory seems to be vindicated. According to Friedman there appears to…

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Economics16 December 19<16 December 19

Can easy monetary policies help to absorb idle resources?

  It is widely believed that resources that are utilized in normal times to promote economic prosperity become underutilized during recessions. Some experts hold…

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Economics22 November 19<17 November 19

Are we heading for a liquidity trap?

  With interest rates in many countries close to zero or even negative some commentators are of the view that monetary policy of the…

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How the GDP framework creates the illusion that by means of money pumping the central bank can grow an economy
Economics7 October 19<7 October 19

How the GDP framework creates the illusion that by means of money pumping the central bank can grow an economy

  In response to a weakening in the yearly growth rate of key economic indicators such as industrial production and real gross domestic product…

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Economics2 October 19<28 September 19

Do banks require savings to accommodate demand for lending?

There is an emerging view held by many commentators that it is banks and not the central bank that are key for the expansion…

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Economics18 September 19<16 September 19

How fractional reserve banking contributes to increases in money supply

  Some commentators consider fractional reserve banking as a major vehicle for the expansion in the money supply growth rate. What is the nature…

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