When ownership of the online version is not assured, online access at additional cost will be sought within the amount budgeted for economics journals. Monographs and other types are generally purchased as printed text. Other formats are considered, especially when the alternative format would improve access or utility. Language English is sought. Chronological Period Emphasis is on the current state of economic knowledge.
Some collection is undertaken in United States economic history.
Imprint Date Emphasis is placed on items published during the last three years. Older materials are selectively purchased. No geographic restrictions are applied. Affiliated Resources Within the Howard-Tilton Library The Latin American Library and the Government Documents department include materials and databases of interest to economics students and faculty. An Economics Research Resource Guide summarizes online resources, standard reference works in the collection, and links to related web sites.