In the context of this course, primary sources refer to the work or writings of a specific economic thinker (or school of thought) on your topic.
Many of the background information sources listed in this research guide provide a selected list of primary sources.These lists are a great starting point for finding primary sources for your term paper. For example,
The History of Economic Thought website profiles list each theorist's "Major Works"
The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics entries list "Selected Works"
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