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"Economic capacity" as a book category covers the theory, measurement, determinants and policy implications of an economy’s — or a firm’s, region’s, or sector’s — ability to produce goods and services and sustain growth. Titles in this category examine concepts such as potential output and capacity utilization, human capital, infrastructure, technology, institutions, natural resources, and investment, and show how these factors interact to constrain or expand productive potential. The category includes analytical and empirical studies, policy guides and case studies on capacity-building, industrial strategy, resilience to shocks, and measurement methods, as well as accessible overviews for non-specialists. Its audience ranges from academics and policymakers to development practitioners, business leaders and students interested in planning, development, and strategies for improving productive capability.

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