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Country Studies  Tags: nbs global country country_study country_risk countries country_profiles country_reports  

Are you looking for information on a particular country? Start with this guide to resources in various categories.
Last update: Aug 28th, 2009 URL: http://libguides.babson.edu/countries  Print Guide  RSS Updates

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Facts and Figures

Would you like a factual overview?  Try one of these sources:

  • Background Notes: Annual, usually. U.S. Department of State.
  • World Factbook. Annual. U.S. Central Intelligence Agency and in the National Trade Data Bank at Stat-USA.
  • Walden Report via LexisNexis Academic (Reference > Country Profiles) or LexisNexis Research (library: world; file: profile - in library use only) - To search type: country(countryname) This report has the factual coverage of the previous title with the addition of two important features. A brief analysis section highlights economic growth and government reforms. The business environment is covered with concise descriptions of banking, finance, trade, industry, and many other topics.
  • Global Competitiveness Report. Annual. World Economic Forum HB238.G56 (Information Desk1) - At a glance get a view of a country's position in comparison to 40 other major countries.
  • International Statistical Agencies. Links to country statistical websites.

 

Do you need quick stats or economic time series for your country? Try one of the resources listed below:

  • Euromonitor GMID  
    Great source for economic and consumer data, as well as country overviews and consumer profiles. Search by keyword, browse or market categories.
  • Global Insight Data-InsightWeb  
    The most comprehensive source that we have for economic data for any country, It has IMF as well as local country data. We have two versions of Global Insight: the DataWeb and the WRDS platform. Web version is the most complete.
 
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