Without such guideposts, readers often get confused in following the argument or in understanding the manner in which the factual materials are grouped. Many fail to limit each paragraph to a single major idea and to start each paragraph with a topic sentence. If several ideas are jumbled together in a single paragraph, readers either become confused or bored. . The Tripod catalogue, which lists all books at Swarthmore, Bryn Mawr, and Haverford. Tripod can be reached at any friendly computer terminal on campus, most easily in the library itself.
Detailed instructions are available in the library.
Many articles you find in this bibliography have abstracts so that you can tell if they are relevant. Since the Swarthmore library only receives the major economic journals, some articles will not be available here. Other articles will be too technical or mathematical for your use. So you will have to be selective. You can print out the source references of the most interesting articles.