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This guide was created for Economics 161: International Trade for Prof. Drusilla Brown and her students.
Here you will find the resources we went over in the library instruction session, plus many more you will want to explore on your own!
If you have questions while you are using it, or researching, please IM me via Meebo!
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These are the most important resources from this guide
- OECD iLibraryFull online access to resources, covering trade, environment, agriculture, technololgy, economic development, and more. The books, reports, working papers and periodicals are full-text and the databases have extensive statistical information.
- CEPR (Centre for Economic Policy Research) Discussion Papers.The CEPR publishes over 250 Discussion Papers each year. CEPR Discussion Papers are the primary method for the distribution of research carried out by the Centre, and represent timely and original thinking on important issues in economics.
- Government Publications: United StatesTisch Library's guide to Federal, State and Local and International publications.
- Foreign TradeFrom the U.S. Census Bureau. Portal to their data, regulations, etc.
- Global InsightDownloadable data from country profiles.
Contains IMF's International Financial Statistics and Balance of Payments data.
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Economics Encyclopedias
- The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics OnlineAn extensive and authoritative economics reference resource containing over 1,850 articles by more than 1,500 of the world's leading economists.
- The Princeton Encyclopedia of the World EconomyPrint: 2 vols Ref HF 1373 .P75 2009
- Encyclopedia of the Global Economy: a Guide for Students and ResearchersPrint: 2 vols Ref HF 1359 O28 2006
