• The American Economic Association's Resources for Economists on the Internet
• Abridged Table of Contents
• Complete Table of Contents
• NetEc's electronic communication of Economics
  • World Wide Web Resources in Economics: WebEc
  • Jokes About Economists and Economics: JokEc
• University of Victoria's Useful Information for Economists
• Mark Bernkopf's Central Banking Resource Center

• Announcement of the 2005 Nobel Prize to Professors Robert J. Aumann, Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Thomas C. Schelling, University of Maryland.
• The Nobel Foundation's home page
• The Nobel Foundation's List of Economics Prizes
• The Nobel e-Museum Economics Articles
• The Nobel Prize Internet Archive: Economic Sciences Winners

• Daron Acemoglu, MIT; earned the The American Economic Association's John Bates Clark Medal for 2005, which is awarded biannually to the best economist under the age of 40 Click here for the citation describing the award.
• J. Bradford DeLong, co-editor of The Journal of Economic Persectives.
• Nicolas Economides, professor at NYU's Stern School of Business.
• James Heckman, University of Chicago (2000 Nobel Laureate)
• Charles Holt, University of Virginia
• Hal Varian, professor at Berkeley

• Economic Times
• Financial Times
• The Economist
• The Wall Street Journal

• Job Openings for Economists
• University Avenue Undergraduate Journal of Economics

• Andrew Harnack and Eugene Kleppinger's Online! A Reference Guide to Using Internet Sources, 2000 Edition, Copyright 2000 by Bedford/St.Martin's.
  • Modern Language Association Style
  • American Psychological Association Style
  • Chicago Manual Style
  • Council of Biology Editors Style
  • Frequently Asked Questions
• The Davidson College Writing Center

Many of the sites listed in this column are licensed to Davidson College so only computers on the Davidson College campus may be able to access them.

• EconLit: This source is based upon the American Economic Association's journal: Journal of Economic Literature.
• ABI Inform Global via NC Live.
  • Check the "Show peer reviewed publications" option on the left-hand side.
• Academic Search Elite via NC Live.
  1. Click on the "Guided Search" tab at the top.
  2. On the left-hand side, under the "Special limiters for Academic Search Elite" heading, check the "Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journals" option.
• Business Source Elite via NC Live.
  1. Click on the "Guided Search" tab at the top.
  2. On the left-hand side, under the "Special limiters for Business Source Elite" heading, check the "Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journals" option.
• InfoTrac OneFile via NC Live.
  • Check the "Limit current search (optional) to refereed publications" option in the middle of the page.
• JSTOR (Journal Storage), which includes premier economics and finance journals from their initial publication to their "moving wall" (usually 2-5 years ago).
  • For "2. SELECT DISCIPLINES/JOURNALS TO SEARCH (required):" check "All Economics journals" and "All Finance journals".

• LEXIS-NEXIS Academic Universe via NC Live.
• The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and other publications using ABI Inform Global's menu via NC Live.
• The Securities and Exchange Commission
• Yahoo! Finance
• Davidson College Library Indexes and Databases.

• Economagic.com
• FreeLunch.com
• FEDSTATS
• Bureau of the Census
  • 2000 Census of the U.S.
  • 1997 Economic Census
  • Statistical Abstract of the U.S.
• Bureau of Labor Statistics Data
• IMF's International Financial Statistics
• National Bureau of Economic Research
  • NBER Online Data Files
  • Official U.S. Business Cycle Dates
• Economic Report of the President
• The Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID)
  • PSID User Guide
  • PSID data sets -- "shift-click" to save the files to a disk.
• The CIA's World Factbook
• Davidson College Library Government Statistics.