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These reference sources provide the context and definitions for key economics issues. For more visit Handbooks in Economics.

The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics by Steven N. Durlauf; Lawrence E. Blume
Publication Date: 2019
"the definitive scholarly reference work for a new generation of economists. The Online Edition is a dynamic resource that will continually expand as it is updated on a quarterly basis, ensuring the most current content for years to come."
A Dictionary of Economics by John Black; Nigar Hashimzade; Gareth Myles
Publication Date: 2009
"Wide-ranging and authoritative, this third edition covers all aspects of economics, including economic theory as well as applied micro and macroeconomics. It is a useful dictionary for professional economists as well as students and teachers of economics, business and finance."
The Oxford Encyclopedia of Economic History by Joel Mokyr (Editor)
Publication Date: 2003
"This unique encyclopedia gives in-depth coverage of economic history in all areas of the world from prehistoric times to the present."

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