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Frank Shostak

Frank Shostak

Frank Shostak is an adjunct scholar of the Mises Institute and a frequent contributor to Mises.org. His consulting firm, Applied Austrian School Economics, provides in-depth assessments and reports of financial markets and global economies.

	Title	Author	Date
	Needed: Spending Cuts	Frank Shostak	04/04/2001
	The Fallacy of Demand	Frank Shostak	01/03/2001
	Consumer Surveys	Frank Shostak	12/07/2000
	Diversification: An Austrian View	Frank Shostak	11/01/2000
	Labor Productivity Myth	Frank Shostak	09/21/2000
	Seasonal Adjustments	Frank Shostak	08/25/2000
	What is the NAIRU?	Frank Shostak	07/21/2000
	The Electronic Money Myth	Frank Shostak	06/23/2000
	Judge Jackson's Bad Economics	Frank Shostak	06/08/2000
	Can the Fed Control the Stock Market?	Frank Shostak	06/06/2000
	Does the Fed Fight Inflation?	Frank Shostak	05/17/2000
	Irrational Exuberance?	Frank Shostak	05/05/2000
	The Mystery of the Money Supply	Frank Shostak	03/01/2000
	What's With the Yield Curve?	Frank Shostak	02/15/2000
	Bursting Malaysia's Bubble	Frank Shostak	01/28/2000
	Do Non-Banks Create Money?	Frank Shostak	01/06/2000
	Real-World Economics	Frank Shostak	11/02/1999
	Inflation, Deflation, and the Future	Frank Shostak	10/07/1999
	Asian Recovery?	Frank Shostak	06/07/1999
	Money for Nothing	Frank Shostak	02/22/1999
	In Defense of Austrian Theory	Frank Shostak	12/03/1998