EIU Country Reports via ABI/Inform (Proquest) - QUT Library Database - the ABI/Inform database contains many country report series the most well known of which is the EIU or Economist Intelligence Unit reports. Reports on other countries can be easily located from within the database by searching with the short title of the series, "country report" and appending the name of the country you wish to retrieve the report for i.e "country report africa EIU".
EIU Country Data (QUT Library Database) - Useful for forecast macro-economics indicators for Australia, the Asia-Pacific region and all other locales globally. Additional guidance on how to query and retrieve data from EIU is available in the EIU Country Data video in Media Hub [2 Minute video].
UNCTAD - Part of the United Nations dealing with trade, investment, and development issues. Data, statistics and associated reports form usable sources of information for A2.
World Trade Organisation (Trade & Tariffs) - The World Trade Organization (WTO) is an intergovernmental organization that regulates and facilitates international trade between nations.
IMF eLibrary - International Financial Statistics series - International Financial Statistics (IFS) is a standard source of statistics on all aspects of international and domestic finance.
WorldBank - International Debt statistics series amidst other region and continent data are available through the WorldBank research portal. Aside from conventional library items (journals, books, some database items) consider using the catalogue as an alternative tool for locating IMF and WorldBank publications including the series Regional Economic Outlook which supply much information on economic development and capacity on various regions.
COMTRADE - Trade, Transport and Travel Dashboard - Comtrade is part of the United Nations Statistics Division and is responsible for compiling and disseminating global statistical information. See http://data.un.org/ for all available UN statistics websites.
ABI/Inform (Proquest) QUT Library Database - Market and company research alongside news and scholarly (academic) information form the core collection of this database. This database contains country, industry and market reports. Further guidance on searching and finding information on this database are available in the ProQuest ABI/Inform LibGuide.
Passport (QUT Library Database) - A market research database with reports and data on industries, economies and consumers internationally. Published by Euromonitor International. An excellent source of trend data for price, consumption and trade data for a variety of industries.
PRS Country Data (QUT Library Database) - PRS' rating system assesses countries based on political, economic, and financial sources of risk. This database provides a high level view of country risk from a governance perspective rather than a purely economics or financials with ratings based on government stability, socioeconomic conditions, internal and external conflict, corruption, "Law and Order," and ethnic tensions.
MarketLine (QUT Library Database) - Public company, industry and country information extending across over 200 countries and every major industry sector. PESTLE analyses are available under Analysis - Countries & Cities - Country Profiles.
Factiva (QUT Library Database) - Australian and international newspapers and journals plus global company information. Extensive company information is provided, including financial data for more than 42,500 worldwide companies (from Reuters Investor) as well as access to historical market data and interactive charting. Tip: filter your search upon subject and publication - targeting national newspapers for more in depth commentary and analysis. More guidance available via the QUT Library.
IBISWorld (QUT Library Database) - Key statistics and analysis on market characteristics, operating conditions, current and historical performance, a five-year forecast and major industry participants. Industry level reports are available for tourism and travel.
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