Real World Economics

Provides in-depth coverage of global issues. Explore topics such as "Banks & Banking" or "Exports & Imports".

Great source for secondary scholarly sources. Try searching specific economics journals like "The American Economic Review".

Similar to JSTOR. Use the advanced search to specifically search economics-related journals.

Searches both scholarly and general sources (e.g. Time, Newsweek, or The National Review).

• Marketplace  (from APM and USC-focuses on the latest business news both nationally and internationally, the global economy, and wider events linked to the financial markets)
• NPR-Business Section  (good sport for exploring technology & media issues related to business, personal finance, and all things economic)
• Freakonomics  (from one of SPA's own-explore the hidden side of economics)

• Economix (blog, also from NYTs-explores the science of everyday economics)
• It's the Economy (weekly blog from Planet Money's Adam Davidson, great for current economic issues)  

Searches most major U.S. and international newspapers, including the WSJ

Citation generator that also stores your paper and annotations (of sources).

Quick guide to citing sources from the web in MLA style. Also has links to other resources. From OSU libraries.

Website guide for in-text citations and works consulted pages. Also provides answers on how to format research papers (e.g. what does a Title page look like).