Economic literature refers to the body of written works that explore various aspects of economics, including theories, models, and empirical studies. This literature encompasses books, journal articles, and reports that analyze economic behavior, market dynamics, and policy implications. It serves as a foundation for understanding how economies function and the factors that influence economic decisions. Scholars and practitioners in the field, such as Adam Smith and John Maynard Keynes, have contributed significantly to economic literature. Their works have shaped economic thought and policy, providing insights into topics like supply and demand, inflation, and unemployment. This literature is essential for both academic research and practical applications in economic policy-making.