EconLit
EconLit is a comprehensive and authoritative index developed by the American Economic Association, designed to serve as a vital resource for economic research citations and abstracts. With a rich collection of over 1.5 million records dating back to 1886, it encompasses a diverse array of economic subjects, including capital markets, labor economics, and econometrics. The index includes peer-reviewed journal articles, working papers, books, and conference proceedings from around the world, reflecting the global nature of economic scholarship.
EconLit with Full Text enhances this experience by providing access to hundreds of full-text journals, including those published by the American Economic Association without any embargo, and features full-text articles from nearly 400 peer-reviewed journals. This database is particularly valuable for researchers seeking in-depth information across various economic fields, such as monetary theory and urban economics. Additionally, it includes non-English full-text journals, broadening its accessibility and relevance to a wider audience. Overall, EconLit stands as a crucial tool for anyone engaged in economic research, offering reliable indexing and substantial full-text resources.
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EconLit
EconLit is an authoritative index from the American Economic Association that serves as a reliable source for economic research citations and abstracts. Adhering to the high-quality standards long recognized by subscribers to the Journal of Economic Literature (JEL), this index covers more than 1.5 million records, including abstracts and citations dating back to 1886, and content drawn from dozens of countries. Indexed content includes peer-reviewed journal articles, working papers, books, conference proceedings, and other materials, covering a wide range of economic subjects including capital markets, econometrics, economic forecasting, labor economics, and many others.
EconLit with Full Text
EconLit with Full Text is the most reliable full-text database for economic research, and an authoritative resource for economic literature. It offers hundreds of full-text journals, including the American Economic Association journals with no embargo. It also contains all of the indexing in EconLit, which adheres to the high-quality JEL classification system for economics literature. In addition to this indexing, EconLit with Full Text also includes full-text articles from nearly 400 peer-reviewed journals and over a dozen full-text books. This content covers a wide range of topics in economics, including econometrics, monetary theory, labor economics, urban economics, environmental economics, and many other areas. Since many of the full-text journals are unique to the database, EconLit with Full Text is an excellent complement to Business Source Ultimate. It also contains many non-English full-text journals. Volume and issue browsing is available for all full-text journals.
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