SUBJECT PROFILE ECONOMICS

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1 Profile- Economics SUBJECT PROFILE ECONOMICS This subject profile covers topics that support the undergraduate and graduate programs offered by Division of Economics in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and also in the research in many fields of theoretical and applied economics by the Division s faculty members. These include the Development Economics, Chinese Economy; the Economies of South East Asia particularly Singapore; Financial Economics; Internet Economics; Population; Labour Economics; Industrial Relations; Public Sector Economics; Health and the Ageing Population; Game Theory; Urban Economics; Environmental Economics; Energy Economics; Behavioural Economics and many other areas of Economics. Stochastic processes (QA27-QA27.9), Outsourcing (HD2365), Financial modelling (HG106) and Investment capital formation, speculation (HG538, HG661) are covered in the Business profile. Regional economics (HT388) and Financial crime (HV ) will be covered in the Sociology profile. Level Table Explanation 0 OUT OF SCOPE The library does not collect in this area. 1 MINIMAL A subject area in which few selections are made beyond very basic works. 2 BASIC INFORMATION A collection of up-to-date general materials that serves to introduce and define a subject and to indicate the varieties of information available elsewhere. It may include dictionaries, encyclopaedias, access to appropriate bibliographic databases, selected editions of important works, historical surveys, bibliographies, handbooks, a few major periodicals, in the minimum number that will serve the purpose. A basic information collection is not sufficiently intensive to support any advanced undergraduate or graduate courses or independent study in the subject area involved. 3 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT: A collection that is adequate to support undergraduate and MOST graduate instruction, or sustained independent study; that is, adequate to maintain knowledge of a subject required for limited or generalized purposes, of less than research intensity. It includes a wide range of basic monographs, complete collections of the works of more important writers, selections from the works of secondary writers, a selection of representative journals, access to appropriate non-bibliographic databases, and the reference tools and fundamental bibliographical apparatus pertaining to the subject. RESEARCH: A collection that includes the major published source materials required for dissertations and independent research, including materials containing research reporting, new findings, scientific experimental results, and other information useful to researchers. It is intended to include all important reference works and a wide selection of specialized monographs, as well as a very extensive collection of journals and major indexing and abstracting services in the field. Pertinent foreign language materials are included. Older material is retained for historical research. 5 COMPREHENSIVE: A collection in which a library endeavours, so far as is reasonably possible, to include all significant works of recorded knowledge (publications, manuscripts, other forms), in all applicable languages, for a necessarily defined and limited field. This level of collection intensity is one that maintains a special collection; the aim, if not the achievement, is exhaustiveness. Nanyang Technological University Library Page 1 of 5

2 Profile- Economics HA Statistics HA29-32 Theory and method of social science statistics Statistical data HA India 3 HA Kampuchea, Cambodia // Laos // Vietnam // 3 Thailand // Malaysia. Malaya HA Singapore 5 HA Brunei 3 HA Indonesia 3 HA Philippines 3 HA China HB Economic Theory.Demography Economy Theory HB71-73 General works // Relation to philosophy, religion, ethics // Relation to law Relation to other special topics, A-Z HB7 Political science (Political Science) // Psychology (Behavioral Economics) HB Study and teaching. Research 3 Special Schools HB91-95 Mercantile system. Cameralism // Physiocrats // Classical school // Liberalism. Laissez faire. Free enterprise HB Marxian economics. Socialist economics // Radical economics HB Neoclassical school. Cambridge school. Marshallians. // Chicago school HB Welfare and Keynesian economics HB99.7 Keynesian economics By region or country HB European countries 3 HB103 Great Britain HB European countries 3 HB United States HB Asia HB130 Developing countries Methodology HB Information theory in economics. Economic 3 cybernetics HB135 Mathematical economics. Quantitative methods 3 HB Economic statistics // Econometrics HB1 / QA269 Game theory HB15 General equilibrium. Comparative statics 3 HB172 Microeconomics 3 HB172.5 Macroeconomics 3 Nanyang Technological University Library Page 2 of 5

3 Profile- Economics Welfare theory HB86.2 Cost benefit analysis 3 HB Demography. Population. Vital events. 2 HB89.15 Relation to environment 3 HB89. Relation to sociology 3 HB Population geography. Migration 3 HB Urban population // Rural population 3 HB Demographics by region or country 3 HB Business cycles. Economic fluctuations 3 HB Economic forecasting, stabilization 3 HC Economic History and Conditions HC79.C7 Costs, Industrial 3 HC79.E5 Environmental policy and economic development. Sustainable development HC79.I5 Gross national product // income. Income distribution. National income. HC79.W2 Wage-price policy HC11-70 By region on country 2 HC11 Asia 3 HC5.8 Singapore HC26-30 China 3 HD Industries.Land use.labor Management. Industrial Management. Theory. Method. Relation to other subjects HD30.2 Electronic data processing. Information technology 3 HD30.22 Management economics HD Communication in management organizations 2 HD38.5 Business Logistics 3 HD38.7 Business intelligence. Trade secrets 3 Costs. Industrial Costs HD7. Cost effectiveness Crisis management. Emergency management HD9.5 Inflation HD51 Division of labor. Specialization HD53 Intellectual work. Intellectual capital 3 HD58.6 Negotiation HD58.7 Organizational behavior. Corporate culture 3 HD58.82 Organizational learning 3 HD Economic development. Development economics. Economic growth Industry HD2326 Industrial organization (Economic theory) HD Labour. Work. Working class. 3 HD90.7 Human capital HD905.5 Ethics. Dignity of labor. Work ethic 3 Nanyang Technological University Library Page 3 of 5

4 Profile- Economics HD Industries.Land use.labor HD Wages HD Labor disputes. Strikes and lockouts 3 HD Labor market. Labor supply. Labour demand. HD Foreign trade and employment. Foreign 3 investments and employment HD Occupational training and retraining HD Labor and occupational mobility. Labor turnover HD Trade unions. Labor unions. Workers' 2 associations HD Energy industries. Energy policy. Fuel trade (Energy Economics) HD9811 Educational technology industries 3 HE Transportation and Communications HE151 General works 3 HE305 Urban transportation 3 HE336.C66 Congestion pricing 3 HF Commerce HF101 Balance of trade 3 HF Commercial geography. Economic geography 3 HF Commodities. Commercial products 2 HF International economics relations 3 HF International economic integration // Tariff. Free trade. Protectionism HF1595 Singapore 2 HF China // Macau // Taiwan. Formosa // Hongkong 2 HF Consumer behavior. Consumers' preferences. Consumer research HF582 Secondhand trade 3 HG Finance Bank management HG1616.C7 Crisis management. Emergency management HG Foreign exchange. International finance HG9383 Health insurance 3 Nanyang Technological University Library Page of 5

5 Profile- Economics HF Public Finance/Economics HJ Budget. Income and expenditure Revenue. Taxation. Internal revenue HJ Tax incidence. Tax Shifting. Tax Equity HJ Progressive taxation HJ2351 Inflation and taxation HJ Expenditures. Government spending HJ Public debts HQ The Family. Marriage. Woman HQ1381 Women and economics (Gender Economics) 3 HT Communities. Classes. Races HT The City as an economic factor. Urban economics LC Special Aspects of Education LC65-70 Economic aspects of education 3 RA Public Aspects of Medicine RA10 Medical economics. Economics of medical care Nanyang Technological University Library Page 5 of 5