economics jobs and economist links with economics employment. Economists recruiters for social sciences.

Click Here for Economist Jobs

4Economics - This guide from 4anything.com includes resources like CNNfn Economy News, the Bureau of Economic Analysis and Finance Net.

Economist Jokes - Jokes about economists and economics.

WoPEc - is a service for finding and downloading the latest research results in economics. It contains around 11,000 papers.

National Bureau of Economic Research - Full texts of Working Papers published from November 1994 to the present are available online.

e-JEL Journal of Economic Literature - e-Jel is the electronic edition of the Journal of Economic Literature (for AEA members only), which contains a hyperlinked subject index with available abstracts for all the Current Periodicals indexed in the EconLit electronic bibliography during the last quarter.

CSIL Centre for Industrial Studies - Economic research institute specialising in market research and forecasting on the furniture sector and other sectors involving SME. Publisher of the annual "Forecast report on the furniture sector", CSIL maintains an original econometric model. University professors are among its researchers.

QED Theorem (Quantum Economic Development) - An Open & Free Site for those interested in Safe, Open, Free,Equitable, Scalable, Simple, Sustainable, Community & Corporate Economies for 21C - Covers evolution of cyber economies from Anologue & Digital to Photonics Quantum State design, development, deployment & operations for local, national, regional and global usage.

Briefings on Development and Gender (BRIDGE) - Provides tailor-made briefings on gender issues on request. BRIDGE briefings present state of the art research findings, review current policy debates, synthesise best practice and evaluate strategies for translating gender policies into practice.

Bretton Woods Project - Works to monitor and reform the World Bank and IMF. Tracks key policy statements and reports, and provides critiques and early warnings used by non-governmental organisations across the world.

economics links and Economist Resources are provided as a public service and we make no warranties on their use.