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Q. Where can I find working papers?

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Answered By: Lippincott Library
Last Updated: Apr 05, 2024     Views: 144

Go to Business Source Complete.

  • In the Publication Type field, select Working Paper.

Go to EconLit, which indexes working papers. 

  • In the Source type field, select Working Paper. 

Use Social Science Research Network (SSRN).

Google Scholar is a great resource for finding working papers.

Also, look at Technical Reports and more at the Science and Business Reading Room from the Library of Congress.

Other resources include:

  • Asian Development Bank Institute Working Papers Series.
  • Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) Discussion Paper Series.
  • Columbia International Affairs Online.
  • Federal Reserve's Finance & Economics Discussion Series.
  • Federal Reserve's International Finance Discussion Papers.
  • IDEAS at RePEc (Research Papers in Economics).
  • National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) Working Papers.
  • Policy Commons.
  • Rand Corporation.
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