G. P. Manish

Works Published inSpeeches and PresentationsMises Daily ArticleQuarterly Journal of Austrian Economics

AwardsO.P. Alford III Prize in Political EconomyDouglas E. French Prize at Mises UniversityGeorge and Joele Eddy Prize at Mises University

GP Manish is BB&T Professor of Economic Freedom within the Johnson Center for Political Economy at Troy University and an Associated Scholar of the Mises Institute. He is a recipient of the Mises Institute's Douglas E. French Prize, George and Joele Eddy Prize, and the O.P Alford III Prize in Political Economy. He teaches a course on Advanced Austrian Economics in the Masters program at Troy University.

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Who is Philip Wicksteed?

History of the Austrian School of EconomicsPraxeology

07/09/2018Audio/VideoG. P. Manish

G.P. Manish highlights the life and work of theologian and scholar Philip Wicksteed (1844–1927).

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The Anti-Marxist Argument That Clinches It

Socialism

06/13/2018Power & MarketG. P. ManishThomas E. Woods, Jr.

Ludwig von Mises and F.A. Hayek's criticisms of Marxism are among the most famous works within the Austrian school. Less discussed are some of the specifics criticisms of Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk.

G.P. Manish joined the Tom Woods Show to discuss the topic, inspired by a...

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Labor and Capitalist Exploitation: Böhm-Bawerk and the Close of Marx’s System

Political Theory

Blog05/29/2018G. P. ManishCassidy Counter

Marx was wrong about the basics of value and exchange — and thus was wrong about the relationship between owners and laborers.

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Subjective Expectations and the Process of Equilibration: The Views of Lachmann

Subjectivism

01/29/2018Quarterly Journal of Austrian EconomicsG. P. Manish

Lachmann claimed expectations are subjective and coupled with the change of market data, greatly undermines any process of equilibration.

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Subjective Expectations and the Process of Equilibration The Views of Lachmann and Mises.pdf

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Development Economics: An Austrian Perspective

Production TheoryValue and Exchange

01/22/2018CoursesG. P. Manish

In this four-lecture course, Manish presents the Austrian perspective on Development Economics, with particular attention on capital accumulation and the structure of production.