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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.

Economics15 September 11<15 September 11

Does the trade account provide useful information?

Let us take an American individual who earns his money by exchanging something useful for it — he produces consumer goods. He then decides…

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Where is the US stock market heading?
Economics12 August 11<12 August 11

Where is the US stock market heading?

A report from America, previously published at Mises.org On Monday, August 8, the S&P 500 stock-price index fell 6.7 percent to close at 1,119.46….

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Economics25 July 11<25 July 11

Money out of “thin air”

By fulfilling the role of an intermediary, banks are an important factor in the process of real wealth formation. Banks facilitate the flow of…

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What is behind the predictive power of the yield curve?
Economics19 July 11<19 July 11

What is behind the predictive power of the yield curve?

After rising to 3.33% in March, the differential between the 10-year US Treasury Note and the federal funds rate eased to 3.07% at the…

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Unemployment and economic recovery
Economics14 June 11<27 June 11

Unemployment and economic recovery

At the International Monetary Conference in Atlanta June 7, 2011 the Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said, As is often the case, the ability and…

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Economics25 May 11<1 June 11

Is raising the debt limit good for the US economy?

U.S. Treasury Secretary Geithner said in a letter to Senator Michael Bennet, a Colorado Democrat, that a default arising from failing to raise the…

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Economics28 April 11<28 April 11

Fractional reserve banking and boom-bust cycles

In his various writings, the famous Austrian economist Murray Rothbard argued that in a free market economy that operates on a gold standard the…

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Economics19 April 11<19 April 11

Why Not Every Credit Expansion is Good for Economic Growth

In their various statements, central bank policy makers have said that the key to economic growth is a smooth flow of credit. For them,…

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Economics21 March 11<21 March 11

The meaning of the neutral interest rate

The idea of a neutral interest rate emanates from the writings of the Swedish economist Knut Wicksell. According to Wicksell, There is a certain…

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Economics14 March 11<14 March 11

Is there a place for experimental economics?

Economists have always been envious of the practitioners of the natural and exact sciences. They have thought that introducing the methods of natural sciences…

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