Australian Economic Resources

• Access Economics
  Site provides publication summaries and press releases.

• Committee for Economic Development of Australia
  Although you need to be a member to access most of the Committee's publications, summaries and short articles are available free of charge.

• Centre for Economics Policy Research (Australian National University)
  Provides access to full-text of the centre's discussion papers from 1999 onwards.

• Monthly Statistical Bulletin
  This publication is produced by the Statistics and Mapping Section. It contains a selection of the latest economic and social statistics.

• National Centre for Social and Economic Modelling (University of Canberra)
  Site provides full text for all discussion, working and technical papers.

• South Australian Centre for Economic Studies (University of South Australia and Flinders University)
  A number of the centre's publications on economic and public are available free online.

International Economic Resources

• Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR)
  The web site offers a small selection of publications free of charge and information on its various research projects. Though European in focus the site does offer a range of international resources.

• Global Trade Negotiations Home Page
  Contains research materials and academic papers on aspects of world trade negotiations. Also includes a comprehensive list of research links; government positions on trade policy, as well as position papers from non-governmental organizations across the globe.

• The International Monetary Fund (IMF)
  Extensive site providing information about the IMF and access to most publications online. Search engines and browsable lists assist in locating resources.

• Labour Economics Gateway (LEG)
  Index of resources available on the web. Includes a list of research centers worldwide, discussion forums, as well as a broad collection of online journals and documents.

• Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
  Extensive resources on aspects of economics, globalisation and governance. The site contains many online publications, some of which are available for free.

• Research Papers in Economics: RePEc
  RePEc is a collaborative effort aimed at enhancing access to research in the field of economics. The site includes thousands of papers most of which are available to download for free.

• The World Bank Group
  The site provides information on a wide range of topics including economics, urban development, education and labour issues. Although many publications are only available at a cost, there is are also over 65,000 free downloadable documents.
  
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