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Economics: Introduction

In this Economics subject guide, you will find sections that list library resources dedicated to students and faculty in Economics. 

Look to sidebar on this page to find the table of contents and complementary information, such as contact information.

Resources: Start Here

EconLit

Citations, with selected abstracts, of articles, books, book chapters, dissertations, reviews, conferences and working papers.

Resources: Main

EIKON and Datastream

An international historical financial database

OECD iLibrary

Access books, articles, reports & statistics from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.

ICPSR

US and international datasets in criminology, demography, economics, health, political science, and sociology.

UNdata

Large, comprehensive statistical database covering all countries of the world. Pulls together statistics from all the major UN sources.

odesi

Repository of socio-economic survey, census, and polling data from Statistics Canada, Ipsos Reid, Gallup, etc.

JSTOR

Current and back issues of journals in arts and sciences.

Resources: Also Useful

Cambridge Journals

All journals published by Cambridge University Press, covering humanities, social sciences and science, technology and medicine.

PAIS Index

International index to various types of publications on public/social policy and social sciences. Includes PAIS Archive.

Factiva

A full-text resource with news, business information and journal articles drawn from almost 9000 worldwide sources, including Globe and Mail, Toronto Star and the KW Record.

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