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This guide is intended to provide resources for international business research. Included in the guide are resources for global company and industry data and statistics, periodicals, databases and guidance to finding more resources in the LC collections using the online catalog. The Country Information section offers resources for learning about economic conditions, economic, political and social history of countries of the world which would be important for those studying the subject of international business or looking into doing business overseas. The guide includes extensive lists of print and online resources for researching global companies and industries as well as sources for economic, financial, industrial, and other statistical data relevant to the subject of international business. We have included subscription databases that offer a wealth of information on the subject, but they are only available to onsite patrons. We recommend that you check with your local public or university libraries about availability of those databases.
You can also find resources related to international business in other research guides from Business Reference Services. International Economics and Trade guide covers international trade, global finance including international monetary system, international banking, and global capital flows. The Globalization guide covers resources on history and elements of globalization as well as trends. A number of guides cover business and economics resources by geographic or economic regions such as BRICS, Latin America, Cuba, Russia, Ukraine, etc. For additional research questions within the scope of this guide please Ask-a-Librarian.
This research guide provides access to resources that define and analyze the significance of internationalization in global economic development, the history and elements of business globalization, as well as current trends.
This guide provides information on elements of trade policy, policy development process and participants, the effects of trade policies on trade and industry, the place of the U.S. in the World Trade Organization, and offers sources for further research.
This guide offers a brief overview and a selective guide to resources on U.S. trade with China that address the trade situation between the two countries.
This guide offers resources on money from the economic and policy perspective. While focused on United States currency, it also includes resources about international currencies.
Part of the Science & Business Reading Room at the Library of Congress, the Business Section is the starting point for conducting research at the Library of Congress in the subject areas of business and economics. Here, reference specialists in specific subject areas of business assist patrons in formulating search strategies and gaining access to the information and materials contained in the Library's rich collections of business and economics materials.
