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,Towards the Trade Cycle, 1934–35,‘Doctrines of Imperfect Competition’, was published in the . in May 1934 (Harrod, 1934b). In this article Harrod surveyed the then newly-developed notion of imperfect competition as it related, among other issues, to the trade cycle. However, the paper aroused no serious critical response. The secon

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,From the Trade Cycle to the ‘Essay’, 1935–39,truction. Harrod, for his part, was especially concerned with the re-establishment of economic advance and growth. Thus, it is not surprising that he discussed the theoretical problems involved in an exchange of letters with Robertson. In a letter to Harrod dated 15 March 1945, Robertson said:

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Introduction: Key Questions and Issues, Myths and Missing Links,through in economics, whether or not it represented a . direction in Harrod’s thought — or was the outcome of the direction in which he was moving over the previous 15 years of his life — is another matter indeed.

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