Economic Development and Cultural Change serves as a multidisciplinary journal of development economics. Publishes studies using modern theoretical and empirical approaches that examine both determinants and effects of various dimensions of economic development and cultural change. A peer-reviews scholarly journal that does not accept press releases, pitches or PR materials.

Features in-depth accounts of important programs, projects, and trends from the United States and around the world. Includes information about urban, suburban, and rural development issues, infrastructure financing, public-private partnerships, military base redevelopment, and business retention.

Serves businesspeople in Mohave County, AZ. Provides readers with business news and information about the region. Articles cover topics such as economic and real estate development, the budget, construction projects and industry news. New and existing local businesses are highlighted when they contribute to the economic growth of the area.

The publication is written for members of the Association of University Research Parks. Provides a snapshot of the field of economic development. This includes the examination of best practices that are breaking new ground, analyzing new trends and which to be aware of, and noting federal government activity that affects the work economic developers do.

Covers Economic Geography. Committed to publishing cutting-edge research that makes theoretical advances to the discipline.

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Economic Hardship Reporting Project is an online publication that covers social issues related to economic hardship. Covers and analyzes policy to address the big picture issues including homelessness, joblessness, affordable healthcare, wages and jobs, poverty. This site offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Published by Oxford University Press for the Western Economic Association International, Economic Inquiry is a well-respected, general economics journal published four times per year. Its papers endeavor to make each article easily accessible to economists who are not necessarily specialists in the article's topic area. Authors are primarily from the Western regions of the U.S., but papers are regularly published by authors from outside the U.S.

Economic Outlook reaches out to the business and educational decision-makers who explore the risks and opportunities at work in today’s markets. The program discusses issues around economic growth, the impact of education on economic development, key industry sectors, and the impact of trade on employment.

Economic Perspectives features a diverse array of interviews with book authors, entrepreneurs, government and nonprofit officials, that share their knowledge, resources, and experiences that can financially educate, inspire, and empower listeners. The show is boradcasted on Mondays from 5:30pm–6:00pm.