The study of economics at San Diego City College includes an introduction to aggregate economic analysis (macroeconomics) and an introduction to specific decision-making sectors in the economy (microeconomics). This guide will help you get started finding information in these areas, including books, articles, web sites, and media materials.
Image by: Stuart Miles / FreeDigitalPhotos.net
See also these related guides:
*OneSearch doesn't show you everything! Some databases, like those from EBSCO, are not included so you will need to search them separately.
Here's a sampling of economics-related terms found in OneSearch and SDCCD Books+:
See these guides for more detailed information on how to do library research:
Access to Library Resources from Off-Campus Locations
How the login system works: You are automatically eligible only if you are currently taking a class or teaching a class.
Students: When you click on a database link or an e-book, you will be prompted for your student email address and your mySDCCD password. You must be currently taking at least one City College class and have fully paid your tuition and fees in order to log in. If you are having problems with your login, please email citylib@sdccd.edu
Staff: You are not automatically added to the system from PeopleSoft. To request a login, or if you are having problems logging in, email citylib@sdccd.edu.
Faculty: You are automatically added to the system from PeopleSoft if you are teaching in the current semester/session. If your status is different, or you are having problems with your login, please email citylib@sdccd.edu
Common issues:
Some databases require that your browser be set to accept all cookies.
Security software may interfere with a database's user authentication protocol. You may have to temporarily disable it in order to connect to a database.
