Table of Contents

VOLUME 1 Introduction to the Collection; P.Oppenheimer International Economics (1933), 215pp and The Trade Cycle (1936), 234pp VOLUME 2 Towards a Dynamic Economics (1948), 168pp and Economic Dynamics (1973), 195pp VOLUME 3 Life of John Maynard Keynes (1951), 627pp VOLUME 4 Economic Essays, 2nd edition (1974), 317pp VOLUME 5 Topical Comment: Essays in Dynamic Economics Applied (1961), 265pp VOLUME 6 The Dollar (1953), 153pp and Reforming the World's Money (1965), 181pp VOLUME 7 Money (1969), 355pp

About the Author

SIR ROY HARROD was initially a philosopher - his first teaching job in Economics, at Christ Church, Oxford in 1923, was offered to him before he had ever studied the subject. He quickly prepared himself by spending time with Keynes in Cambridge and returned to Oxford to take up his post and to be further tutored by Edgeworth in microeconomics. He 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 and went on to develop in many papers and books over the next thirty years. After a short period in the Statistics Department of the Admiralty during the War he returned to Oxford to work on the development of international monetary institutions, and published many books and papers on international monetary problems and the policies that should be pursued by government. 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. He has recently transferred from a tutorship at Christ Church to become President of the Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies.