Economics

Collection overview

All areas of Economics are covered.

Geographical focus is predominantly British, with good coverage of Europe and some worldwide economic coverage.

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Collection location

Most books are located on the 6th floor
All items available on open access will display the location ECONOMICS, with the classmark prefix 3 eg ECONOMICS 6th floor (3) T74 Key
Large books are shelved in a separate sequence - indicated by the prefix ‘f’ or ‘folio’, before the location code
Most periodicals are located on the periodicals open shelves (PS) on the 5th floor
Recent issues of periodicals are on display bays in the Periodicals Room – 4th floor. For more information on finding journals, see our journals resources page
To locate individual titles use the online catalogue

Related collections

Area collections of Latin American Studies and United States Studies
British Government Publications collection – official statistics, budget reports, Monopolies and Mergers Commission reports, and all other HMSO publications
History collection – Economic history
Politics collection – European Union
Special Collections: especially the Goldsmiths’ Library of Economic Literature and the Bromhead Library
Statistics collection
Dictionaries, encyclopedias and reference works in the Information Centre, 4th floor

Classmarks for Economics

All classmarks in this collection have a numerical prefix of 3 eg ECONOMICS 6th floor (3) T74 Key

Accounting	TO	Marketing	TJQF
Advertising	TK	Microeconomics	TAA
Banks and banking	TR	Population	TBH
Business	TJ	Economics of individual countries	TW
Development Studies	TBBU	Public and state economy	TT
Environmental economics	TBF	Social economics	TB
Industrial economics	TD	Finance	TP
Industrial relations	TDO	Taxation	TU
Labour and work	TG-TH	Tourism	TNL
Land and capital	TC	Trade unions	THR
Macroeconomics	TAA	Transport	TN
Management	TJH	Unemployment	TGM

For a more detailed explanation of classmarks see the Library's leaflet 'A guide to the classification scheme'.

Other libraries

For more information about Economics holdings in other academic libraries in the London area, please consult the M25 Consortium of Higher Education Libraries website: www.m25lib.ac.uk. For elsewhere in the UK, consult the Consortium of University and Research Libraries catalogue: www.copac.ac.uk. Of particular interest are the British Library and the University of Essex Library.