Government Documents Index
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Government Documents on Economics Economics affects our lives in many ways when
we purchase goods or services at a store or online, receive
a paycheck, buy
or sell stock, and pay taxes. Managing economic policy is
a major responsibility of local, state, national, foreign,
and international government organizations. Purdue University
Libraries have many government publications dealing with economics.
These publications are primarily located in the MEL and HSSE
Libraries. Subject headings you can use to search the Library Catalog for
government documents on economics include:
Budget
United States
Fiscal
Policy United States
Interest
Rates United States
Monetary
Policy United States
Taxation
United States
United
States Economic Conditions
United
States Economic Conditions 1981-
The principal index for locating U.S. Government documents
is the Monthly Catalog of U.S.
Government Publications
HSSE
REF & Periodicals 016.353 Un36. An online version
of this index covers from 1994-present. The
GPO Index isa web-based version
of these sources from 1976-present.
Additional indexes include the Congressional Information
Service (CIS) Index HSSE
REF 328.73005 C76 covering current
and recent congressional publications, CIS U.S. Congressional
Serial Set Index 1789-1969 HSSE
REF 328.73 C761c, CIS Index to U.S. Executive Branch
Documents 1789-1909 HSSE REF
351.73 C497 1990, and CIS Index to U.S. Executive
Branch Documents 1910-1932 HSSE
REF 351.73 C497 1996.
Examples of federal executive branch and independent agency
economic publications
include:
Congressional resources dealing with economics include:
Internet Resources
Increasing amounts of government information are on the
Internet.
The Purdue Libraries Documents Department homepage www.lib.purdue.edu/govdocs/
is a good starting point. GPO Access www.gpoaccess.gov/ contains the text of major federal legal, legislative, and
regulatory information sources such as congressional bills,
the Code of Federal Regulations, and the U.S. Code. Examples
of other federal government executive branch and independent
agency economic Internet resources include:
Selected International Government Organizations
Selected Foreign Government Sites
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