LibGuides: Economics: Reference Sources

What is a reference source

Reference materials are various sources (e.g. dictionaries, encyclopedias, almanacs, atlases, bibliographies, handbooks, indexes, etc.) that provide background information or quick facts on any given topic. Reference sources can be general or specialized (available in print and/or electronic formats) and cannot be checked out of the library.

UNIZULU Economics Reference Sources

UniZulu Reference Sources may be used within the library, cannot be taken out of the library. We have amongst many the following:

The Penguin dictionary of economics

Call Number: R 330.03 BAN

A dictionary of economics

Call Number: R 330.03 BLA

The concise McGraw-Hill dictionary of modern economics : a handbook of terms and organizations

Call Number: R 330.03 CON

The dictionary of modern economics

Call Number: R 330.03 DIC

A dictionary of political economy

Call Number: R 330.03 DIC

Everyman's dictionary of economics : an alphabetical exposition of economic concepts and their application

Call Number: R 330.03 EVE

Dictionary of economics and commerce

Call Number: R 330.03 HAN

Link's international dictionary of business economics

Call Number: R 330.03 LIN

The McGraw-Hill encyclopedia of economics

Call Number: R 330.03 MCG