Economics

Search by Subject for Books Related to Economics

You can perform a subject search in the UNT Library Catalog, A"Subject Heading" search is often a good starting point.  Your results will display the number of titles we have under that general heading, and then under a series of sub-headings, which often focus on specific religions or related items.  Use the red Library of Congress Subject Headings books available on each floor of the library to identify more specific subject headings you can use in the library catalog.    You can also perform more keyword searches.  The catalog will look for your search terms anywhere in the library item record (i.e. title, author, subject, notes), allowing you to perform a more targeted search. For a tutorial on searching the catalog, click here.

When you have located the materials you are interested in, write down the call number and title and check the Call Number Location Guide to find the book on the shelves or present it to a staff person at the Reference or Circulation Desks for help.

Some suggested Economics headings you can search along with their call number range include:

Most of the economics materials will be located on the second floor of Willis Library with the general call number range of HB-HD.  For additional search options, don't forget to check out eBooks on Ebscohost. 

APA Style Guide

The OWL site at Purdue University has prepared a basic guide to citing with the current APA style.