This page lists Secondary Sources such as dictionaries and encyclopedias, treatises, economics journals, working papers, and web resources that can be a helpful place to start your research. There is also a subpage that lists specific economics journals that are available through the Georgetown Law Library. If you are looking to search within a specific journal, consult that list or use the Journal Finder to search for the publication's title.
The Georgetown Main Campus has a larger collection of economics resources and also maintains guides for researching Economics and finding and using Economic Data. Resources in the main campus collection can be found by searching HoyaSearch.
You can find books and treatises on economics by searching the Law Library catalog and HoyaSearch (Main Campus Libraries catalog) by keywords or subject headings. Some of the subject headings you can use in library catalogs are:
Working paper databases can provide access to research drafts or pre-publication prints of research papers. Sometimes these papers are stored in academic institutional repositories, though larger networks exist as well.