| Database Information |
EIU ViewsWire |
| Also known as: | ViewsWire |
| Access: |
Internet-delivered database. There are three ways to connect: 1. from a public computer in the University of Delaware Library 2. from a University of Delaware campus connection in your dorm, lab, or office 3. from an off-campus connection (University of Delaware ID required) |
| Description: | EIU ViewsWire is a Web-based intelligence service from the Economist Intelligence Unit, offering analysis on key economic, political, and business developments around the world. Each day, it supplies 100-150 analytical articles on any of 195 countries. EIU ViewsWire provides views from the Economist Intelligence Unit and the rest of The Economist Group as well as selected analysis from other respected sources for a full perspective on international business conditions. EIU ViewsWire supports navigation by country, by subject, and by a powerful search facility, which includes the option to set up a range of personal profiles. The content of EIU ViewsWire includes the EIU’s perspective on recent events and their impact on economic, political, and business conditions, as well as intelligence and information on the operating conditions in any of 195 countries; forecasts, from tables of macroeconomic forecasts to summaries of expectations and consensus survey results; and background factual material, including economic data and a systematic look at regulations in each country, which helps put current events and expected trends into context. |
| Coverage: | 1996- |
| Updated: | daily |
| Permitted Uses: | Outlined on the Terms of Access page. |
| Output Formats: | Click on the “Printer version” icon in a retrieved record for a printable text that lacks navigation bars. |
| Help: | For further assistance, contact a librarian. |
| Related Resources: | See also the EIU Country Profiles and Country Reports. These provide detailed periodic (annual, quarterly, monthly) reports on selected countries. |
| Users: | unlimited concurrent users |
| Producer: | The Economist Intelligence Unit |