Finance

The library's Advanced Search finds articles from many databases at once using your search terms. Add the terms for each of your concepts in the boxes. Once your search has returned results, you can use the limiters down the left to limit to peer-reviewed or academic articles, by date or other options.

Deakin subscribes to a large number of databases that you can use for your study and research. Did you know you can filter the list to find suitable databases for your research? Here's how:

1. Go to the Deakin's list of databases available on this page. 
2. Press the Filter button, which looks like this 
3. To restrict the list to databases that relate to Business, for example, look in the "Limit by Subject" area and click the "Business" button that looks like this 
4. If you wish, you can click more buttons to add more filters, including restricting the database list by format and access type.

Have a look below for a list of suggested databases to search in.

Be aware and beware!

Here are some reasons to be cautious when using Google Scholar to search for relevant, credible, academic resources:

• Google search results are not ranked according to your search criteria alone. This is because Google shapes search results based on what it knows about you from your previous searching activity.
• Google's search results can be influenced by wider interests including business, marketing, political activity.
• Google Scholar results include non-academic and non-peer reviewed material.