Where you search defines what you will find. Statistical data on consumer expenditure can be found in a different source than information on the market for retail food in The Netherlands.
The ‘type of information’ you are looking for correlates with the information source.
This means that in order to answer your research question(s), you will have to search for information in different types of sources.
The library has selected sources for you, based on quality and the fact that these sources offer information in a structured way.
Start with sources offered by the library!
You can reach the library website from home. If you want access to one of the sources, you will be asked to login with your HR-account.
On the website of the library you will find:
On the tab Weblinks under Information sources per study programme (all RBS programmes) you will find information sources categorised by type of business information. Weblinks offers not only the regular library databases, but also weblinks to free, high quality, information sources selected by the library:
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