Knight-Ridder Financial News, the Economist, the National Trade Data Bank, the World Bank, Fed World, and other sources of information. World Bank gateways are particularly useful as jumping- off points to the various agencies of the World Bank, which are often difficult to find collected together at a single site. Internet Resources for International Economics and Business Maintained by Dr. Daniel Y. Lee of College of Business at Shippensburg University. Has links collected under categories such as international trade, international finance, exchange rates, balance of payments, international development, international trade law, international business, international accounting, international management, international marketing, international economics courses, syllabi, statistics, data, and software. Particularly good IPE jumping-off point because of the breadth of categories.
Site is geared to an academic audience.
Site on international trade, for example, has information on theory and policy and course material. International Economics Gateway Basic site offering unannotated links under categories such as resource pages and data archives, international organization pages, national government pages, and corporate servers. Not particularly comprehensive. At best a secondary jumping-off point. U.S. Department of Commerce International Trade Administration Good links to regional and country trading activities, industry sector information, and trade statistics on U.S. trading activities with various regions of the world.