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Endogenous Growth Theory, as a book category, groups works that explain long-run economic growth through factors generated inside the economy—human capital, innovation, research and development, knowledge spillovers, institutions and policy—rather than by external technological progress. These books range from technical textbooks and monographs presenting formal models (Romer, Lucas, AK models), mathematical and empirical analyses of innovation, and econometric studies of productivity, to policy-oriented treatments and case studies exploring how education, R&D incentives, intellectual property, and network effects drive persistent growth. Readers can expect a mix of theoretical modeling, empirical evidence, and practical prescriptions aimed at economists, policymakers, and advanced students interested in how investment in ideas and institutions creates self-sustaining economic expansion.

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