UWRF Library Catalog Click Books ... on the library web page. Search UWRF's Voyager Library Catalog to locate books, government documents, videos, recordings, and journals available in the library. If you cannot find a book in our Library try a Universal Borrowing search. It allows you to very quickly, about two business days, get an item from other University of Wisconsin System libraries. You will need the 16 digit number on your UWRF student ID card. If the item is not int the University of Wisconsin system, Interlibrary Loan Department will attempt to get it from a library outside the system SuperSearch Here is a link to the SuperSearch Custom Search Marketing page. The databases listed below that have significant content for Marketing classes. Use the Simple or Advanced search box to enter your question, check the boxes for the resources you want to search & click GO. If you need help selecting or searching the databases, please see a Reference Librarian or try our SuperSearch Tutorial. Journal Article & Newspaper Search Engines/Databases
Business Full Text see OmniFile Full Text
includes full-text articles from several (mostly European) management, marketing, and operations journals. includes up to date proprietary editorial content covering more than 40,000 public and non-public companies and 225,000 key executives.
Lexis Nexis Statistical Statistical.
New York Times Historical, ProQuest(1951-2004). Proquest Newspapers
Internet Sources & Directories Associations Unlimited (UWRF licensed Resource) Library of Congress Business Reference Services Reference USA (UWRF Licensed Resource) Statistics Our Government Documents Department has an excellent set of pages for federal, state, & local government information. Here's a link to its federal statistical sources page. From that page FedStats is a ncie U.S. govn't gateway. The American FactFinder is excellent. Here are some other good sites, County Business Patterns and ZIP Code Business Patterns. The U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics has a very useful page. The Statistical Abstract of the United States digests the feds. major sources. Here are a couple that aren't from the federal government: Google, U.S. Government Search & The Roper Center for Public Opinion Research. Also, remeber Lexis Nexis Statistical Statistical listed above. Many of the public and private business statistical sources list information by North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code.
Additional Information Learn to do better web searches. The Web: Tutorials, Gateways, Images, Videoes, & Sounds link on our Research Guides page is a good place to start. UC Berkeley has perhaps the best web tutorial on the net, it's sub-section designed to help you evaluate web pages is very good: Evaluating Web Pages: Techniques to Apply & Questions to Ask. If you have questions at any point in your research project, remember the RESEARCH HELP DESK in the Library.
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