Business Management
Librarian for Business Management
Amy Rachuba | (920)-748-8747 | [email protected]
Assistant Librarian-Resource Services Lane Library
Departments: Electronic Resources, Government Documents, Serials
Librarian for Business, Economics, Education, Exercise Science, Music, Politics and Government, Psychology, Sociology and Theatre
Databases
Databases
Journals:
Business Source Premier (EBSCOhost) — Business research database. Full text access to more than 2,200 journals.
JSTOR — Full text access to the archive of over 400 journals. The most current 3-5 years may not be available due to JSTOR’s publisher-defined moving wall.
Academic Search Complete (EBSCOhost) — Full text access to over 4000 journals
Proquest Research Library — Full text access to over 2,500 journals
Credo Reference — Great starting point for research projects. Search in hundreds of encyclopedias, dictionaries, thesauri, quotations, and subject-specific titles, as well as 200,000+ images and audio files, and nearly 200 videos.
Google Scholar
Useful for multidisciplinary access to scholarship. For narrower disciplinary searches, use research databases such as PsycINFO, PubMed, or Social Work Abstracts.
Newspapers:
Newspaper Source Plus (EBSCOhost) — Full text access to more than 700 newspapers and nearly 700,000 television and radio news transcripts
Regional Business News (EBSCOhost) — Business news from a regional perspective.
Access NewspaperARCHIVE — Access to full text historic newspaper archive
Books
Books
Library Catalog — Find books and journals held at Lane Library.
FirstSearch — Access to WorldCat and ArticleFirst. Search for items not available through Lane Library (learn more about interlibrary loan).
Reference
Reference
ASAE and the Center for Association Leadership — Here is a free directory which gives the name and contact information. Most other directories I found seem to require a fee.
North American Industry Classification System — By the U.S. Census Bureau.
WWW Virtual Library — Catalog of internet materials — Click on the Business and Economics category.
Government Portals
Gov. Portals
www.usa.gov — This is the main portal site for the U.S. Government.
www.wisconsin.gov — This is the main portal site for the state of Wisconsin.
Statistics
Statistics
Annualreports.com — Contains many annual reports by major companies. It is an ever growing database, but not every report is going to be there. Not all corporations want their reports to be made public, even if they contribute them to this organization. You can search by industry and work down to individual companies.
Bureau of Labor Statistics
— The Bureau of Labor Statistics tracks the Consumer Price Index; labor and employment statistics (unemployment); and wages, including occupational information.
County and City Data Book — Sponsored by the Census Bureau, this site provides data from the state and county level, all over the United States.
County Business Patterns — Sponsored by the Census Bureau, this site can give you statistical information at the county level from around the country.
DataFerrett — Published by the census bureau, this website allows the user to manipulate raw data files to extract what the user needs. Data from many federal agencies is represented here.
Fedstats — This website is a portal to statistical information from many varied government agencies. There are over 100 agencies represented here.
GetFacts — This website is an interactive, innovative, statistical interface for Wisconsin. It is sponsored by UW’s Applied Population Laboratory. It covers population and demographic information.
International Data Base (IDB) — This database is sponsored by the Census Bureau and contains information about the population and demographics of the world.
International Statistical Agencies — This web-page, sponsored by the U.S. Census Bureau, provides links to statistical agencies from countries around the world.
National Agricultural Statistics Service — This site, provided by the USDA, provides information related to U.S. agriculture. Both national and state information are represented.
U.N. Statistics Division — Worldwide statistical information made available by the United Nations.
Wisconsin Blue Book on the Web — See the most recently published Blue Books online. The Blue Book is a State Almanac, full of interesting and useful data about Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Blue Book Archives — Sponsored by UW, this site is a digital archive of data contained in the Blue Book Series.
Census
Census
American Factfinder — This is the U.S. Census Bureau’s main portal to demographic and economic data, including the Decennial Census, Economic Census, American Community Survey and more.
Statistical Abstract of the United States — The Statistical Abstract is a compendium of U.S. government statistics made available at this site as downloadable tables. While the online version has ceased publication, the current printed version is still available as “ProQuest Statistical Abstract of the United States.”
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Worknet Data Analyst — This site, presented by the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development, provides economic data – employment, unemployment, wages, and occupations by area, county, or state for Wisconsin.