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How to navigate this guide:

RESOURCES TOPICS

The links under the RESOURCES menu connect to our economics resources, grouped by type.


The links under the TOPICS menu connect to the best (the most relevant) resources for that topic.  

  • Want spreadsheets of macroeconomic data?  Visit the Datasets page.  
     
  • Want the Wall Street Journal?  Visit the News page.
  • Want info on companies?  Look under the Finance or the Industries and Companies topics.
     
  • Popular Topics at UC Irvine covers things like Transportation as well as Public Opinion polling.  

Umm, what?


Economic research can be intimidating!  There's tons of resources and jargon, so look for these helpful pointers on this guide:

  • FAQs tabs (like this one) explain the scary jargon and sometimes offer research advice too.  
  • Learn this search! <  These link to cheat-sheet screenshots that show you how to navigate in a resource for specific info.  

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