Identifying Electronic Information Resources in Economics: A Content Analysis

Authors

Suboohi SiddiquiFollow

Date of this Version

Winter 10-25-2018

Document Type

Article

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Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to explore the availability of various types of E-resources in the field of Economics on select library websites of Universities in Delhi. It highlights both the common and different types of E-resources available on three different library websites with special reference to Economics. The paper is primarily based on a content analysis conducted to explore the Library Websites/Subject Portal of the three select Universities in Delhi for finding out the availability of E-resources in the field of Economics.