Obviously not. I hope this is a sarcastic question. Generally speaking, Austrian economics studies how third party (usually government) interference in the markets distorts price signals, leading to misallocations of capital resources.  This includes creating by fiat markets that wouldn't otherwise exist, such as carbon credits or auctioning off rights that aren't even owned by the entity selling them such as radio frequencies.

Both of the above examples of artificial scarcity solve problems, but create other problems that are harder to spot at first. "Seeing the unseen", the unintended consequences, that is the heart of Austrian Economics.