Scopus’ Best Sources in Economy

Scopus’ best sources in Economics, Econometrics, Finance, Business, Management, and Accounting are provided in the current CIKD’s blog post.

According to Elsevier, Scopus is a source-neutral abstract and citation database created by independent subject matter experts. It places powerful discovery and analytics tools in the hands of researchers, librarians, institutional research managers, and funders.

In a blog post published on August 13, we explained that Scopus is Elsevier’s database, containing abstracts and citations, which started in 2004.

What is Scopus?

As Elsevier explains, Scopus can help you with the platform and analytical tools to showcase and leverage research quickly, Whether it’s to discover funding information, advance your career, make strategic decisions, prove ROI or simply to save time, being able to quickly access and make sense of emerging trends, find collaborators and discover competitive insights is crucial.

Since Canadian Institute for Knowledge Development (CIKD) is going to hold its 4th International Conference on New Directions in Business, Management, Finance, and Economics on February, 2020, we decided to cite the best sources of Scopus in Economics, Econometrics, Finance, Business, Management, and Accounting.

Best sources in “Economics, Econometrics, and Finance”

Scopus sorts journals, book series, conference proceedings and trade publications by their CiteScore which is a simple way of measuring the citation impact of sources.

Here are the top 20 of sources in “Economics, Econometrics, and Finance” that helps you with finding appropriate reference and view associated metrics.

Source: Scopus sources

Scopus’ best sources in “Business, Management, and Accounting”

Scopus sorts journals, book series, conference proceedings and trade publications by their CiteScore which is a simple way of measuring the citation impact of sources.

Here are the top 20 of sources in “Business, Management, and Accounting” that helps you with finding appropriate reference and view associated metrics.

Source: Scopus sources