University Libraries buys many materials that can be used in international business research. These can be in print or electronic format. Do a keyword search in the Library Catalog to find them. Some possible search strategies to find a wide range of sources owned by University Libraries are listed below:
Sample searches:
1. Locating web-based international trade statistics sources.
Enter the following in the Keyword search box:
international and trade and statistic* and http
2. Name of a country and the name of a product, service, or industry.
Use the * to truncate.
Enter the following in the Keyword search box:
telecommunication* and Saudi Arabia
3. Locating a book published by the International Monetary Fund on China.
Enter the following in the Keyword search box:
China and International Monetary Fund
4. Name of a country and the name of a product, service, or industry.
Use the * to truncate.
Enter the following in the Keyword search box:
telecommunication* and Saudi Arabia
5. Finding Economic Surveys published by the OECD for a particular country.
Enter the following in the Keyword search box:
OECD Economic surveys and Mexico
6. Locating one of a series of Economic Bulletins published by the United Nations Economic Commissions.
Enter the following in the Keyword search box:
Economic bulletin and Latin America
7. You can also use subject searches for countries and author searches for international organizations such as the United Nations, International Monetary Fund, World Bank, International Trade Administration, etc.
