Books in the University Libraries are organized according to the Library of Congress Classification system. This system assigns a call number with letters and numbers to each book based on the book's subject. Once you find a good book on your subject, browse the books in that call number range to find books with similar subjects.
Books about economics may be housed in Norlin Library, the Business Library, or online. Check the Library Catalog for an item location.
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Call Numbers
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Subject
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HB
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Economic Theory |
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HC
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Economic history and condition |
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HD
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Industries. Land use. Labor |
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HE
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Transportation and communication. |
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HF
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Commerce |
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