Reference sources provide overviews of complex ideas. These sources are written by experts in the field and are often intended as an introduction to the topic. Reference sources often also have bibliographies or bibliographic essays, descriptions of important texts on a specific subject. These are a great place to start your research and get ideas for topics.
21st Century Economics: a Reference Handbook
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The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics
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The Cambridge Economic History of the United States: Volume 1, the Colonial Era
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The Cambridge Economic History of the United States: Volume 2, the Long Nineteenth Century
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The Cambridge Economic History of the United States: Volume 3, the Twentieth Century
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The Oxford Encyclopedia of American Business, Labor, and Economic History
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The Oxford Encyclopedia of Economic History
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The Secrets of Economic Indicators
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