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Economics

This guide is intended to help you identify and locate scholarly and non-scholarly resources (books, articles, etc.) on the subject of economics. On this guide you'll also find info. on library services, research tips, career info., etc.

A Note About Websites… Evaluate Your Sources!

It is especially important that you evaluate any web resources you use (such as websites, blogs, wikis, etc.) because there is no editorial process for the open web, and anyone can post anything online. When evaluating web resources, it is important to pay attention to details.

First, ask yourself: How did you find the website?

  • Did a professor or another reliable source recommend it?
  • Was it cited in a scholarly or credible source?
  • Was it a link from a reputable website?
  • Did you find it by using a search engine like Google?

For tips on using Google effectively and evaluating websites critically, check out these guides:

Read on for recommended websites compiled by a librarian in the area of economics.

Economics 

Find More with a Google Search

It's true that you can find some high-quality, trustworthy websites to use in your research. If you're going to use websites, make sure to evaluate your sources thoroughly. Check out our Google Like a Librarian guide for search tips or ask a librarian (ask@snhu.libanswers.com) if you need more help.

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