Useful websites
Economics Resource Sites
Economics Centre of the Learning and Teaching Support Network
(LTSN - replacing CTI Centres)
JMU Economics Information Sources
Links to websites of potential interest to students and instructors of economics.
Resources for Economists on the Internet
Lists 1,305 resources in 93 sections and sub-sections available on the Internet of interest to academic and practicing
economists, and those interested in economics.
Worth Publishers: Economic Texts by N. Gregory Mankiw
This site has E-study centres for both students and instructors. Students’ resources include web links, flashcards, sample
essays, macro models and online quizzes.
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Economics Information/Data
Bank of England
Economics Interactive Tutorials List
Encyclopaedia of Law and Economics.
All 172 chapters free to download here!
The List of Economics Journals
The definitive list of Economics Journals, featuring links to hundreds of other sites.
The Economist
Website for the premier economics magazine.
European Society for History of Economic Thought
Hoover's Online
‘The Business Information Authority’
San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank
Features many educational resources.
DTI - Department of Trade and Industry
“Working with businesses, employees and consumers to drive up UK productivity and competitiveness to deliver prosperity for
all”.
DFID – Department for International Development Responsible for promoting development and reducing
poverty
EIA - Energy Information Administration
Official Energy Statistics from the US government
Europa, the European Union Web Site
Office of Fair Trading
The Treasury
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International Organisations
Adam Smith Institute
Institute for Public Policy Research
International Labour Organisation
OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and
Development
An international organisation helping governments tackle the economic, social and governance challenges of a globalised
economy.
OPEC - Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
Organization of American States - Trade Unit
“Policy Studies Institute is one of Britain's leading research institutes, conducting research which will promote economic
well-being and improve quality of life.”
World Trade Organisation
