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Books can be a good source to get you in depth information. Books are longer than articles and can go into detail.
Books on your topic can be searched for in the library catalog, or in the WorldCat database of multiple library catalogs.
Searches on economics and crime are not always simple.
The Classic Catalog or the Fusion Catalog have features to help searching but they have limitations for this topic. Depending upon the aspect of crime you are exploring in your research project, you may need to use keywords, Subjects, or a combination of both. You may need a specific, targeted search. Or you may need to broaden your search to find books all about economics of crime and then look through the pages to see if your topic is within.
Possible Library of Congress Subject Headings
The physical books will not all be located in the same part of the library due to the broad variety of crimes and the many aspects of economics that may be applied to examine the various issues surrounding these problems. But we also have many e-books that can be read on your devices from anywhere you have Internet.
Cost Benefit Analysis by 
Cost-benefit analysis : a guide for drug courts and other criminal justice programs by 
Basic Cost Benefit Analysis for Assessing Public Projects, Second Edition by 
Cost-Benefit Analysis by 
The Costs of Crime and Justice by 
More Money, More Crime by 
Economics of Crime and Enforcement by 
How Firms Cope with Crime and Violence by 
Lessons from the Economics of Crime by 
Economic Crisis and Crime by 
An Economic History of Organized Crime by 
Blaming Immigrants by 
Sex Markets by 
The Oxford Handbook of the Economics of Prostitution by 
Where There's Smoke by 
Research Handbook on Behavioral Law and Economics by 
Investigation of Fraud and Economic Crime by 
The Economics of Crime by 
Handbook on the Economics of Crime by 
