About the Economics Collection
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Collection Description
The Doe Library/Gardner Main Stacks collection in economics supports the research
and teaching of the Department of Economics
and other disciplines relating to this broad subject. This collection's strengths are
in economic history and development economics, and it supplements the campus' primary
economics collection in the Long Business & Economics Library. Aspects of the subject are
split among these libraries:
Long Business & Economics Library, Haas School of Business
- primary collection for English-language economics publications; concentration on economic theory; some overlap with subjects in collections listed below
Doe
Library and Gardner (Main) Stacks, Economics Collection
- collections in development economics and economic history, including foreign language economics publication. Doe is also the primary library for Government Information and is the home of the Doe Library Numeric Data Lab.
Bioscience & Natural
Resources Library, Valley Life Sciences Building - collections
in agricultural and natural resource economics
Giannini Foundation
of Agricultural Economics Library , Giannini Hall - collections
in agricultural and natural resource economics, primarily supporting
faculty and graduate students in the Department of Agricultural
and Resource Economics and Policy
Databases and information systems of relevance for economics are available through the Electronic
Resource Finder. See in particular the sections devoted to Economics Databases as well as sources for Statistics and Numeric Data.
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