Databases & E-Reference Materials

The SRDS database catalogs more than 100,000 U.S. and international media properties. The database contains detailed ad rates, dates, and contact data.

Statista is a data portal offering ready-made statistics, reports, and survey findings from more than 40,000 reputable sources. Coverage includes the media, markets, industries, politics, population, opinions, lifestyles, and more. Data is downloadable in PDF, Excel and PowerPoint. 

Provides access to tax regulations, laws, and legislative histories dating back to the late 1700s. Full text is available.

An open access directory of industrial product suppliers and services in North America. The database allows searching by supplier or product and results include links to thousands of manufacturers and millions of products. 

Provides detailed imports and exports statistics in goods and services reported by almost 200 countries.

Provides investment research for companies, industries, markets and economies, and over 6,000 stocks.

Provides access to the archival holdings of the World Bank, along with tools that enable the discovery of World Bank historical information. Resources include archival findings aids, online exhibits, a photo catalog, digital collections, oral histories, archived projects, archived World Bank websites from 1998 to the present, and more.   

This website allows users to browse development topics across all major sectors of global development and easily access data and project resources in one place. Topics include agriculture and food, gender, climate change, debt, education, environment, health, infrastructure, poverty, nutrition, urban development, trade, and many more. 

This repository contains official documents and reports which are made available to the public to better share the institution's knowledge base. Resources include formal publications, working papers, legal agreements, loan/credit related documents, board documents, and in depth background studies. 

This database provides access to over 2,000 World Development Indicators (WDI) from the World Bank data sets covering over 200 countries.