James Yohe

James Yohe serves as Associate Professor of Economics at Gadsden State Community College, specializing in the Austrian School of economic thought. His scholarly contributions center on foundational theoretical distinctions between Austrian and mainstream economics.

Research interests include:

• Price and value theory
• Methodological individualism
• Subjective value economics
• Critical analysis of neoclassical frameworks

His work appears through the Mises Institute's publication platform, reflecting deep engagement with the intellectual tradition of Ludwig von Mises and Murray Rothbard. The 1999 article 'Austrian Economics v. The Mainstream' exemplifies his focus on elucidating epistemological differences between economic schools through seminar reports and theoretical analysis.

Professional affiliations:

• Gadsden State Community College (Primary appointment)
• Mises Institute (Contributing scholar)

His academic approach emphasizes teaching-oriented scholarship with direct application to economic education, maintaining the Mises Institute's non-compromised stance against 'statism and toward a private property order' as stated in their mission.