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EconLit covers over 1.6 million records of peer-reviewed journal articles, working papers, books, and more from leading institutions in 74 countries. It is updated weekly and includes JEL codes, search hints, and full-text options.
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EconLit is an authoritative index of economic research citations and abstracts, following the high-quality standards of the Journal of Economic Literature (JEL). It covers various subjects and topics in economics, from agricultural to urban economics, and is suitable for academic libraries, corporations and business users.
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For records dating from years 1969-78, EconLit includes journal articles only in English or with English summaries. Beginning with 1979 updates, EconLit includes a small number of non-English journals, some of which print articles without English summaries. (Non-English articles without English summaries are classified by only one subject descripto...
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TITLE:Interfirm Relationships and Informal Credit in Vietnam AUTHOR(s): McMillan, John; Woodruff, Christopher AUTHOR AFFILIATION:Stanford U; Stanford U SOURCE (BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATION):Quarterly Journal of Economics; 114(4), November 1999, pages 1285-1320. DOCUMENT TYPE:Journal Article PUBLICATION YEAR:1999 SUBJECT DESCRIPTORS: Economic Development:...
EconLit is a database of over 1,000 peer-reviewed journals and one million articles in economics and related fields. It covers journals from 74 countries, mostly in English or with English summaries, and provides subject descriptors, keywords, abstracts, and links to full-text articles.
Six types of documents are indexed in EconLit. Journal Articles. Books. Collective Volume Articles. Dissertations. Working Papers in Economics. Book Reviews from the Journal of Economic Literature. See also the List of Journals and the JEL Classification Codes. Journals.
EconLit indexes journals, books, and dissertations on economic theory and application. It covers over 80% of current records with abstracts and links to full-text of working papers and book reviews.
EconLit. Aderendo agli standard di alta qualità da tempo riconosciuti dagli utenti di Journal of Economic Literature (JEL), questo autorevole indice dell'American Economic Association è una fonte affidabile per citazioni e abstract per la ricerca in ambito economico. I contenuti includono.
EconLit, il database elettronico dell'American Economic Association, è la principale fonte di riferimenti nel campo della letteratura economica a livello mondiale. Il database contiene oltre 1,1 milioni di record che vanno dal 1886 ad oggi.
