Economics First Year Graduate Students Introduction to the Economics, Finance, and Industrial Relations Collections: Home

Economics First Year Graduate Students
Introduction to the Economics, Finance, and Industrial Relations Collections

Fall 2019

• Who to turn to:
• Locating Materials
  • Catalog
  • Locations
  • H-HJ - Firestone B Floor
• Article Express can obtain a copy of articles Princeton does not have for you.
• Borrow Direct : rapid book borrowing and delivery service offered by Princeton University Library and partner libraries-- Brown, Center for Research Libraries, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Duke, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, MIT, Stanford, University of Chicago, University of Pennsylvania, and Yale.
• Interlibrary Services (use if can not available through Borrow Direct) (Consult Worldcat for worldwide holdings)
• Pliny Fisk Library of Economics and Finance
• Industrial Relations Library
• Periodical Indexes in Economics
  • EconLit
  • ABI Inform
• Working Papers
• Empirical Analysis
  • Basic Sources of United States Economic Statistics
  • Basic Sources of International Economic Statistics
  • Finding and Using Financial Data at Princeton
  • Data and Statistical Services
• Citation Management Software - Refworks, Endnote
• Economics/Finance FAQ (QuickAnswers)
• Access to FT.COM, WSJ.com and the New York Times.  
• Economist.Com 

Bobray Bordelon, Economics, Finance, and Data Librarian bordelon@princeton.edu 
Bobbi Coffey, Finance Librarian bcoffey@princeton.edu
Oscar Torres-Reyna, Data and Statistical Analyst data@princeton.edu

For other subject specialists, see http://library.princeton.edu/staff/specialists

Last updated 10/19/2019