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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.

Economics14 December 22<14 December 22

Does the stock market drive economic growth?

By Dr Frank Shostak By a popular view, a strengthening in the stock market i.e. a general increase in the stock prices is considered…

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Economics7 December 22<7 December 22

Is inflation about price increases?

By Dr Frank Shostak Why is inflation regarded as bad news? What kind of damage does it do? Popular commentators maintain that inflation causes…

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Economics28 November 22<28 November 22

Should government strengthen regulations over monopolies ?

By Dr Frank Shostak By popular thinking, monopolies are seen as undermining individuals’ wellbeing. For instance, monopolies are being blamed for causing large increases…

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Economics7 November 22<7 November 22

Relation between general decline in prices and wealth

By Dr Frank Shostak A general decline in the prices of goods and services is regarded as bad news since it is seen to…

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Economics12 October 22<12 October 22

What Does Seasonally Adjusted Mean?

By Dr Frank Shostak By popular thinking, it is not always possible to establish the conditions of the economy by just inspecting the data…

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Economics6 October 22<6 October 22

Can we ascertain supply – demand curves?

By Dr Frank Shostak It is commonly held that the determination of the prices of goods and services can be done by means of…

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Economics22 September 22<22 September 22

The velocity of money circulation myth

By Dr Frank Shostak For most economists the velocity of money circulation is an important factor in determining the prices of goods and services. …

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Economics14 September 22<14 September 22

Do individuals accept money because of the government endorsement?

By Dr Frank Shostak Demand for a good arises because of its perceived benefit. For instance, individuals’ demand food because of the nourishment it…

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Economics1 September 22<1 September 22

Why theory is the key in ascertaining the state of the economy?

By Dr Frank Shostak Most economic commentators are of the view that historical data is the key in assessing the state of the economy….

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Economics23 August 22<23 August 22

Economic growth and unemployment is there a connection?

By Dr Frank Shostak Some experts hold that the key to economic growth is a strengthening in the labour market. This way of thinking…

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