A library database is a searchable online collection of published works. Many publications are subscription-based (also known as paywalled) and typically require a fee to access. The library provides free full-text access to high-quality publications that would otherwise be behind a paywall. Finding and using these types of resources for your assignments is crucial to your academic success.
Resources include (but not limited to):
Explore economics databases with descriptions and links below.
For a full list of databases subscribed to by the library, consult the Databases by Title page.
Accounting, business, corporate strategies, economic conditions, finance, management theory & techniques, trends
Journals, dissertations, working papers, country-and industry-focused reports, downloadable data
Accounting, advertising, business, economics, marketing
Biographical sketches, corporate profiles, journal articles, product evaluations, reports, surveys, statistical rankings
Features full-text ebooks and journals in the biological sciences, biochemistry & genetics, molecular biology, chemistry, immunology, medicine, neuroscience, nursing, pharmacology, physics, psychology, social science, veterinary science, economics, and other disciplines.
Multidisciplinary
Journal articles, conference papers, dissertations and theses, trade journals, primary sources, video content
Anthropology, Asian & European business & finance, economics, education, international trade
Academic journal articles, data & statistics, magazines, newpapers, newswires, trade journals
Contains full text for more than 250 scholarly law journals
Access to authentic, professional, Texas legal documents.
A wide variety of information on small business and entrepreneurial subject areas, common business types, a help and advice section, and provides information on how to create business plans that lead to successful funding.
Provides full-text access to hundreds of journals and ebooks covering science, medicine, humanities, and social science.
Collection of dissertations and theses from around the world, spanning from 1743 to the present day.
A repository that collects, preserves, and distributes the scholarly and artistic work of the UT Tyler community; including theses and dissertations as well as submitted faculty publications. Access to some materials are restricted due to the authors' wishes.