This valuable e-book, authored by a seasoned business professor and originally published by McGraw-Hill, is freely accessible online and a significant aid to researchers. It is composed of 50 chapters and over 100 classic business reference sources.
"The problem for anyone doing research in the Information Age is not a lack of information, but rather how to target the information required for a particular project and how to get to it quickly. That's what this book accomplishes."
IRVING R. LEVINE
former Chief Economics Correspondent for NBC News
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How to Navigate: Business Research Sources, a Reference Navigator by F. Patrick Butler?
You can use the Navigation Menu (see right side of page) to select (click on) a section or a chapter of this book. Note that in the Appendix you can choose the Index which, as with any book, will take you directly to the page and the keyword you are seeking. A easy way to go directly to a page you are looking for is to navigate using Table of ContentsInside the Chapters you can also use the buttons on the bottom of the pages to move around, or click on the link to "Business Research Sources Table of Contents"
[ Business Research Sources Table of Contents ]
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Intro
Sections:
- General Concepts about Business Reference Books
- General Business Reference Sources
- Directories, Almanacs, Periodicals, Indexes, and Encyclopedias
- Computer Databases and Vendors
- Statistics, Demographics, and Consumerism
- Governmental Affairs and Nongovernmental Organizations
- The Organizational Functions
- International References