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Welcome! This guide is intended to jumpstart your research in economics.
Key Resources for Economics
The following are some best bets for starting business research. For a full list of databases at Oberlin, check out our Databases A-Z.
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EconLit This link opens in a new window
Comprehensive index of economic literature, including journal articles, working papers, dissertations, and books. Also includes full text for hundreds of journals. Dates of coverage: 1886 to date
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NBER Working Papers (National Bureau of Economic Research) This link opens in a new windowProvides full text of NBER (National Bureau of Economic Research) Working Papers covering all areas of economic interest, including energy, environment, labor, health, education, and finance. Dates of coverage: 1994 to date
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Economic News SubscriptionsLearn to build the habit of reading daily economic news with Oberlin's access to the Wall Street Journal and the Economist.
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Annual Review of Economics
Critically reviews the most significant research literature in economics, summarizing recent scholarly advance and suggest directions for new research.