About This Guide
This guide outlines major resources to assist in researching topics in Economics.
Related guides include:
- Company Information
- Industry Information & Market Research
Library Links
Key Library website links:
What's New! StatsCan Report
Just released - a new paper in the Economic Analysis (EA) Research Paper Series entitled "Market Expansion and Productivity Growth: Do New Domestic Markets Matter As Much As New International Markets?"
The synopsis from The Daily states:
"Canadian manufacturing firms that adapted to economic pressures during the past two decades by finding new markets—either international or domestic—became more productive than those that maintained the status quo." (http://www.statcan.gc.ca/daily-quotidien/120320/dq120320a-eng.htm)
What's New! 2011 Census Results
Population and dwelling counts from the 2011 Canadian Census were released on February 8, 2012.
Your Library Card
Your WATCard is your Library card. Use it to borrow books from uWaterloo and other University Libraries as well as to remotely access the uWaterloo Library's electronic resources.
Remote Access to Electronic Resources at the UW Library
To access the Library's electronic resources (Research Databases, E-Journals,
E-Books, etc.):
- Use the Connect from Home linkThis link is in the left menu of the Library's home page.
Basic Searching Techniques
- Choose an appropriate resource
- Books
- Articles
- Research Databases
- Specific Journals
- Primary Sources
- Break down your topic
- imagine the title of the ideal book or magazine article
- identify the key concepts
- think of synonyms or alternate words for each of the key concepts
- Use appropriate searching techniques
- boolean operators (and, or, not)
- phrase searching
- truncation/wildcard symbols
- field searching
- setting limits
- refining your search (using subject headings/descriptors and other terminology)
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