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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. Send him mail.

	Title	Author	Date
	JPMorgan Chase and Central Banking	Frank Shostak	05/18/2012
	Did Bernanke Prevent Another Depression?	Frank Shostak	04/20/2012
	Contra Bernanke on the Gold Standard	Frank Shostak	04/11/2012
	Forecasting: The Model Solution	Frank Shostak	03/16/2012
	Is Inflation about General Increases in Prices?	Frank Shostak	03/13/2012
	It's Not Really about the Debt	Frank Shostak	03/01/2012
	Will Currency Devaluation Fix the Eurozone?	Frank Shostak	02/09/2012
	Is the United States in a Liquidity Trap?	Frank Shostak	01/25/2012
	Will the Latest Plan "Fix" the Eurozone?	Frank Shostak	11/02/2011
	The Monetary Tsunami Is Coming	Frank Shostak	08/31/2011
	Where Is the US Stock Market Heading?	Frank Shostak	08/10/2011
	Unemployment and Economic Recovery	Frank Shostak	06/16/2011
	Smoke, Mirrors, and Inflation Expectations	Frank Shostak	06/07/2011
	The Effects of Freezing the Balance Sheet	Frank Shostak	05/20/2011
	Does Economic Growth Cause Inflation?	Frank Shostak	03/16/2011
	Inflation Is Here, and It Is Going to Get Worse	Frank Shostak	02/24/2011
	Boom, Bust, and Gold	Frank Shostak	11/26/2010
	Should the Fed Be Concerned about Low Price Inflation?	Frank Shostak	10/26/2010
	How Useful Is the NBER's Dating of Business Cycles?	Frank Shostak	09/26/2010
	Is a Reduction in Unemployment the Key to US Economic Recovery?	Frank Shostak	09/21/2010
	Does the US Economy Need Another Stimulus Package?	Frank Shostak	09/17/2010
	Is Deflation Really Bad for the Economy?	Frank Shostak	08/11/2010
	Should the Fed Pump Even More?	Frank Shostak	07/27/2010
	Is Deflation in the United States Possible?	Frank Shostak	06/10/2010
	The Eurozone Stimulus Package and Economic Fundamentals	Frank Shostak	05/19/2010
	Does the Greek Debt Crisis Pose a Threat to World Economies?	Frank Shostak	05/05/2010
	What Next for Treasury Bonds?	Frank Shostak	05/03/2010
	Does It Make Sense to Resurrect the Glass-Steagall Act?	Frank Shostak	02/16/2010
	The Depression Is Not Over	Frank Shostak	02/10/2010
	Correction, Mr. Bernanke	Frank Shostak	12/23/2009
	Where Is the US Economy Heading?	Frank Shostak	12/07/2009
	Can Asset-Price Bubbles Be Harmless?	Frank Shostak	11/23/2009
	Does a Fall in Credit Lead to Deflation?	Frank Shostak	10/29/2009
	Does Deflation Pose a Threat to the US Economy?	Frank Shostak	10/13/2009
	Does a Liquidity Trap Pose a Threat?	Frank Shostak	09/23/2009
	Is the Fed's Pumping Inflationary?	Frank Shostak	09/16/2009
	Does Loose Monetary Policy Cause Economic Growth?	Frank Shostak	09/01/2009
	What is the Condition of U.S. Savings?	Frank Shostak	08/20/2009
	How Can the Fed Prevent Asset Bubbles?	Frank Shostak	08/13/2009
	Is the US Economy Close to Hitting Bottom?	Frank Shostak	07/24/2009
	The Fed Might Have Painted Itself into a Corner	Frank Shostak	06/12/2009
	Can More Inflation Revive the US Economy?	Frank Shostak	06/01/2009
	Can President Obama’s Policies Heal the US Economy?	Frank Shostak	05/20/2009
	Obama's Stock Market Mini-Bubble	Frank Shostak	05/12/2009
	Would Cleansing Banks' Balance Sheets Kick-start the US Economy?	Frank Shostak	04/01/2009
	The Fed Did It, and Greenspan Should Admit It	Frank Shostak	03/19/2009
	Printing Like Mad	Frank Shostak	02/16/2009
	Can Fiscal Stimulus Revive the US Economy?	Frank Shostak	01/22/2009
	Why Congress Must Stop the Fed's Massive Pumping	Frank Shostak	01/06/2009
	Can Friedman's Money Rule Stabilize the Economy?	Frank Shostak	11/12/2008