A free, easy to access tool that showcases key content for different courses like Statistics, Economics, Physics, Accounting and more

These Research Guides were put together to help you take advantage of the Columbia University Archives holdings. For each type of search, you will find the most popular resources available and how to access them: some online and some which are non-circulating and are available only at the Rare Book & Manuscript Library (RBML) reading room. These lists are not exhaustive; these are only the "top" or "most frequently consulted" resources. Each guide covers a different research area:

Lists some links that you may find useful for accessing statistics and other information.

The Economics Network is based at and supported by the University of Bristol. It receives funding from the Royal Economic Society, the Scottish Economic Society and more than fifty subscribing university departments.

Courtesy of the American Economic Association (AEA)

Courtesy of the American Economic Association (AEA)

Data from more than 80 different government and non-government sources. Collection of more than 2,000 current and historical data series on popular topics of research interest. Discover, view, and export key information measures for the 50 states and the District of Columbia. Topics including: Agriculture, Crime and Law, Enforcement, Defense, Demographics, Economics, Education, Employment and Labor, Geography, Energy, and the Environment, Health and Medicine, Social Welfare, Taxes and Government Finance, Teaching and Education, Transportation.

This is a free database that has 290+ resources covering topics like behavioral economics, fiscal policy, capitalism, globalization, monetary policy, and much more. Plus, our economics courses will enhance your behavioral and professional understanding of the concept. Just hover over the topic that interests or bothers you, and you will get your answers in one place.