Quick links to popular databases

Select an eResource from the drop down list below. All databases in this list have been licensed to the University of Toronto for student and faculty use. These electronic resources can also be accessed from anywhere off campus, using your TCard. Note: links will open in new window. Select a database Business Source Premier (EBSCO) CICA Handbook CHASS Data Centre Datamonitor 360 EIU Reports Emerging Market Information Service FP Advisor Factiva Investext JSTOR MarketResearch.com Academic Mergent Online OECD iLibrary Passport GMID Print Measurement Bureau ProQuest Standard & Poor's NetAdvantage Vault Career Insider

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e-Resources available only in the BIC

The BIC also provides access to specific licensed e-Resources that are not networked, and which must be accessed via the workstations at the BIC with your UTOR ID. Additional electronic resources are available to U of T students, staff and faculty in the Finance Lab.

New books in the BIC

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New titles include:

Demand : creating what people love before they know they want it / Adrian J. Slywotzky with Karl Weber. New York : Crown Business, 2011.
Corporate governance matters : a closer look at organizational choices and their consequences / David Larcker, Brian Tayan. Upper Saddle River, N.J. : FT Press, c2011.
Security analysis and business valuation on Wall Street : a comprehensive guide to today's valuation methods / Jeffrey C. Hooke. Hoboken, N.J. : John Wiley, 2010.

Database news

• INVESTEXT - Please note this database can only be accessed using Internet Explorer (IE versions 7 and 8 only). There are also a limited number of users that may access Investext at one time.


• Global Market Information Database (GMID) has been rebranded as Passport GMID, and has launched a new interface. Watch the video on the Passport GMID's home page to learn more.


• Looking for Business Insights? This database is now called Datamonitor 360, and has a new, simpler interface. Try Datamonitor 360 to search for market, product, industry and company data and reports. Searches can be narrowed by geography and publication date.
  


• New! Roubini Global Economics. For more information, please consult this PDF. You will need to register to use this database, using your U of T email address. Access is not available off campus.
  
  
  

Database in focus

Search multiple business, news, and other databases with one search. Full text and abstracts. Content includes Scholarly Journals, Magazines, Trade Publications, , Reference/ Report, Dissertations and Hoovers Reports. Content from more than 11,000 publications, including the New York Times.

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Did you know?

• Looking for Rotman Dissertations? Titles can now be searched or browsed through the U of T library catalogue.

• Need help citing your paper? Check out 'Cite it Right: Academic integrity at the Rotman School of Management.'

• Not sure which electronic product to search to find the information you need? You could start by checking the Databases by subject page, to find a database that includes the type of information that you seek. For more details on the content of the databases listed on this page, review the Database highlights page. Or, just contact BIC staff - in person, by email, or phone: 416.978.3421.

Podcast of interest

BBC, GlobalBiz talks to from Richard Florida about his latest book The Great Reset

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New Rotman Working Papers

Christoffersen, Peter, Jacobs, Kris and Chang, Bo Young, Forecasting with Option Implied Information (December 2011).

Afeche, Philipp, Hu, Ming and Li, Yang, Reorder Flexibility and Price Competition for Differentiated Seasonal Products with Market Size Uncertainty (December 2011).

DeCoster, Gregory and Strange, William C., Developers, Herding, and Overbuilding (November 2011). Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, Vol. 44, Nos. 1 & 2, 2012.

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