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Representative Journals

Economist

This page lists several examples of economics journals to which Rod Library subscribes. Most are available in electronic format either from the journal publisher or from a database such as ABI/INFORM Global. Use the indexes listed in the Finding Articles page of this guide to locate articles on particular subjects or by particular authors.

Article Databases

EconLit (EBSCO) This link opens in a new window
Indexes about 700 economics journals, as well as selected new books and dissertations, from 1969 to the present. Covers virtually all English-language serial publications in economics. Click the checkbox (Limit section) for "Linked Full Text" to limit results to articles with full text online within EBSCO databases. Rod Library may the online full text in some other database or in print; click the yellow Find It button to check to check on these possibilities.

Fed in Print
Indexes U.S. Federal Reserve System economic research published in Fed economic reviews, working papers, and other publication types. Citations often link to full text.

ABI/INFORM Collection (ProQuest) This link opens in a new window
Indexes periodicals in economics and all other major business disciplines; provides article full text or image online in many cases. Covers academic journals, trade journals, business magazines and newspapers, doctoral dissertations, and Hoover's premium company information.
Business Source Elite (EBSCO) This link opens in a new window
Provides the full text of nearly 4,000 peer-reviewed journals, business magazines, and trade journals; profiles of more than 1 million companies; and more than 10,000 industry and market reports.

Journal of Economic Literature
Multi-purpose tool that includes (1) reviews of recently published economics books; (2) tables of contents of major economics journals; and (3) an index to recently published journal articles.

NBER Working Papers This link opens in a new window
Full text of working papers from the National Bureau of Economic Research.