Comprehensive Database Access for Finance, Economics, and Business Research at ANU Library

Finance and Economics Databases at the ANU Library

As a gateway to scholarly resources, library databases provide extensive information through searchable content that includes authors, titles, sources, publication dates, abstracts, and often full-text access. The Australian National University ANU Library subscribes to over 720 interdisciplinary and subject-specific databases, encompassing millions of academic publications such as journal articles, news articles, images, streaming videos, music, and more.

Searching Databases: Access to these resources enables researchers, students, and scholars to find reliable peer-reviewed material for their work. By utilizing databases, users can effectively navigate through the wealth of information avlable, facilitating comprehensive research and assessment preparation.

Interdisciplinary to Subject-Specific Databases at ANU Library

• ABIINFORM Collection: Offers a vast collection of full-text journals, dissertations, working papers, key business and economics periodicals like The Economist, country-and industry-focused reports, and downloadable data. It covers global company profiles and business conditions worldwide.

• Asian European Business Collection: Provides information on Asian and European business topics including company profiles, economic trs, market analyses, international trade, and business conditions across these regions.

• Business Source Complete: Comprises a premium suite of business-related materials, including scholarly journals, trade publications, industry reports, case studies, and financial data.

• CSI : Consumer Sciences Index: A specialized database that indexes articles on consumer economics from 1988 to 2001, covering areas such as family dynamics, marriage studies, women's issues, home economics, management, and public relations. This database is not updated but remns accessible as an archive resource.

• ECONbase: Offers full-text access to over 120 international economics journals via ScienceDirect.

• EconBiz Portal: A comprehensive search platform for economics and business studies by the German National Library of Economics, facilitating research through direct access to a wide range of subject-specific information and resources.

• Emerald Business, Management Economics Ebooks and Journals: Provides full text in various subjects including accounting and finance, economics, education, health, social care, sociology, etc., from reputable publishers.

• Gale Business Insights: A platform for exploring global company profiles through expert analyses, financial statements, case studies, academic journals, trade magazines, news outlets, among others.

• Global Commodities: Trade, Exploration Cultural Exchange: A resource that archives manuscript, printed and visual primary sources on commodities exchanged worldwide from 1450 to the present day.

• Oxford Scholarship Online: Economics Finance: An online library offering access to thousands of books by renowned scholars at Oxford University Press in areas such as accounting and finance, economics, education, health care, sociology, etc.

• World Bank Documents and Reports: Contns official documents, reports, Board Documents, Country Focus, Economic and Sector Work, Project Documents, Publications Research from the World Bank Group since 1946.

• World Bank Open Knowledge Repository: The largest source for development knowledge, providing access to World Bank's final research outputs and knowledge products in an open-access format.

This curated list of databases is designed to support academic exploration across diverse disciplines within finance, economics, business studies, and beyond. Whether you're looking for in-depth analysis on global trade trs or seeking comprehensive company reports, the ANU Library’s subscription databases provide a wealth of resources tlored to meet your research needs.

For any inquiries about our database offerings or if you need assistance navigating them, feel free to contact us at +61 2 6125 5111. The ANU is proud to offer access to these premium scholarly databases as part of our commitment to fostering academic excellence and knowledge dissemination. For further detls on the institution's information disclosure policies, please visit our Contact ANUINSERT LINK page.

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