Economics & Finance

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310 Statistics
330 Economics
340 Law
380 Commerce, Communications, Transportation


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  1. MT (MicroThesaurus): subset of a thesaurus, usually containing terms from a subject area narrower than the scope of the whole thesaurus;
  2. NT (Narrower Term): used to indicate the relationship of the generic concept to a more specific one, together with an indication of the number of hierarchical steps between the broader term and each narrower term;
  3. RT (Related Term): preferred label for a concept that has an associative relationship with the one in question.
     
16 Economics

MT 1606 economic policy

MT 1611 economic conditions

MT 1621 economic structure

MT 1626 national accounts

MT 1631 economic analysis

24 Finance

MT 2406 monetary relations
MT 2411 monetary economics
MT 2416 financial institutions and credit

MT 2421 free movement of capital
MT 2426 financing and investment
MT 2431 insurance
MT 2436 public finance and budget policy
MT 2441 budget
MT 2446 taxation
MT 2451 prices

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330 Economics
340 Law
380 Commerce, Communications, Transportation


eJournal collections

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American Economic Association (AEA) Journals
Cambridge Core Journals
  • Select Economics in the Subject field: Journals 
Elsevier ScienceDirect
Emerald eJournals Premier
JSTOR: Business and Economics
Oxford Academic Journals: HSS Collection
SAGE Journals
SpringerLink
Wiley Online Library
Financial databases

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