Key databases for Economics
- EconLitEconomics specific database includes journal articles, working papers and theses.
- Business Source CompleteLarge business database which includes journals, trade publications, reports and case studies across all business disciplines.
- Emerald JournalsCovers all academic disciplines. Includes journals and ebooks.
- ProQuestCovers all academic disciplines. Search can be refined to business resources only. Includes journals, newspapers, industry reports, dissertations and company profiles.
- Informit Business CollectionAustralian business database which includes journals, books, conference proceedings and reports.
- RePEc (Research Papers in Economics)Search portal for economics research. Includes working papers, journal articles, books, books chapters and software components.
- ScopusCovers all academic disciplines. Includes journals, books and conference proceedings.
- Web of ScienceCovers all academic disciplines. Includes journals, books and conference proceedings.
- FactivaGlobal news coverage: newspapers, newswires, trade publications, websites, blogs, and multimedia.
Contains all Australian national and metropolitan daily newspapers in full text. - LexisNexis AcademicGlobal news database: includes national and regional newspapers, wire services, broadcast transcripts, and non-English language sources.
Covers business and industry news and information on public and private companies around the world. - Global Financial DataThe Economic Database in GFD provides data on employment and the labour force, production and output, money aggregates, international liquidity, the financial sector and price indices (consumer, wholesale and producer). Other GFD databases included are: Exchange Rate, Government & Debt and the National Accounts.
NOTE: Individual registration is required to use this database. - EconBizJournals, Working papers & Conferences in Business Studies and Economics. (Select the "open access only" option).
Key Journals
Find highly ranked journals, grouped by field of research, in the ERA 2010 list.
Check a journal's ranking of in the Australian Business Deans Council (ABDC) Journal Quality List 2013 or the ERA 2010 list.
Accessible Software
Eviews and other specialist software can be accessed via MyUniApps
Faculty Research Database
Specialist research databases, including:
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For: Research students and staff of the Faculty of Business and Economics and Melbourne Business School.
Location: Research Data Laboratory, Upper Ground, Giblin Eunson library.