Key Databases in Economics and Finance
Academic Articles & Working Papers
- EconLitResources on economic issues and policy developed by the American Economic Association; contains journal articles, working papers, book reviews, and dissertations.
- Business Source PremierA large collection of business information, including articles from scholarly, business and trade publications, SWOT analyses, and book chapters.
- IDEAS: Research Papers in Economics (RePEc)Links to working papers and published research related to economics issues and policy. Uses the data from the RePEc database
- Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED)Offers economic data, working papers, journal articles, and other economic data and information to promote economic education and enhance economic research.
Tip:
Need the PDF/full-text?
Use Article Linker to search for full-text across all databases. If the article isn't available, choose Request via ILLiad or use interlibrary services to request a copy from another library.
Newspapers
- Wall Street JournalLeading U.S. financial newspaper.
- New York Times (Current)New York Times in full text and full image.
Data, Market Research, & Statistics
- Euromonitor PassportProvides industry data, country reports, international market reports, company profiles, and expert commentary. Useful for specific analysis or study of big-picture economic or social changes.
Note: Login required even if accessing from on campus.
- IBISWorldA comprehensive collection of industry market research reports.
- StatistaGeneral quantitative data on an easy-to-use searchable platform. Covers thousands of sources and topics, with infographics that are easy to share or embed on a webpage.
- S&P Global NetAdvantageFull-text industry surveys, stock analysis for most public companies, and mutual fund research.
- Wharton Research Data Services (WRDS)Wharton Research Data Services (WRDS) contains financial, economic, and marketing data. You will need to request your personal account before accessing the database: here.
- Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)Economic data produced by the U.S. Department of Commerce.
