Past Presidents
Numerous notable economists have served as president of MPS:
- F. A. von Hayek U.K., 1947–1961
- Wilhelm Ropke Switzerland, 1961–1962
- John Jewkes U.K., 1962–1964
- Friedrich A. Lutz Germany, 1964–1967
- Bruno Leoni Italy, 1967–1968
- Günter Schmölders Germany, 1968–1970
- Milton Friedman U.S., 1970–1972
- Arthur Shenfield U.K., 1972–1974
- Gaston Leduc France, 1974–1976
- George Stigler U.S., 1976–1978
- Manuel Ayau Guatemala, 1978–1980
- Chiaki Nishiyama Japan, 1980–1982
- Lord Harris of High Cross U.K., 1982–1984
- James M. Buchanan U.S., 1984–1986
- Herbert Giersch Germany, 1986–1988
- Antonio Martino Italy, 1988–1990
- Gary Becker U.S., 1990–1992
- Max Hartwell U.K., 1992–1994
- Pascal Salin France, 1994–1996
- Edwin J. Feulner U.S., 1996–1998
- Ramon P. Diaz Uruguay, 1998 –2000
- Christian Watrin Germany, 2000–2002
- Leonard P. Liggio U.S., 2002–2004
- Victoria Curzon-Price Switzerland, 2004–2006
- Greg Lindsay Australia, 2006–2008
- Deepak Lal United States, 2008–2010
- Kenneth Minogue U.K., 2010–2012
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