Roy Harrod

Sir Roy Harrod became part of Keynes' circle in the 1930s and was encouraged by him to develop his work on the theory of growth which he first subtantially stated in "The Trade Cycle," In 1945 he succeeded Keynes as Editor of the" Economic Journal "and retained the Editorship until his retirement in 1966. In 1959 he was knighted for his academic and public service. Peter Oppenheimer, who provides the Introduction to this collection, is a distinguished Oxford economist.

Sir Roy Harrod became part of Keynes' circle in the 1930s and was encouraged by him to develop his work on the theory of growth which he first subtantially stated in "The Trade Cycle," In 1945 he succeeded Keynes as Editor of the" Economic Journal "and retained the Editorship until his retirement in 1966. In 1959 he was knighted for his academic and public service. Peter Oppenheimer, who provides the Introduction to this collection, is a distinguished Oxford economist. See less