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This guide provides you with an introduction to resources and research available from the federal government and academic community concerning the recent Economic Stimulus Plans and ongoing economic and financial crisis. 

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• Contact Jason D. Phillips at (662) 325-0008, jdphillips@library.msstate.edu
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• Visit the Ready Reference or Government Documents and Microforms Reference Desk on the 2nd floor of Mitchell Memorial Library.

We would like to thank and acknowledge all the librarians who have suggested resources on this topic.  Without them, this LibGuide would not be possible.

Louise Feldmann (Colorado State University Libraries), Alissa Black-Dorward (Fordham University School of Law), Starr Hoffman (University of North Texas), Laura Sare (Texas A&M University), John Skutnik (Akron Summit County Library), Carol Arnold-Hamilton (New York University), Hui Hua Chua (Michigan State University), Bret Heim (Springhill College), Albert T. Chapman (Purdue University), Melissa Barr (Cuyahoga County Public Library), Jennifer Manning (Congressional Research Service), Edward Herman (University at Buffalo), Sandra Lynn Schiefer (University of Missouri - Columbia), Susan Lyons (Rutgers University Law Library), Samantha Franklin (Lewis-Clark State College), Susan Hall (Mississippi State University Libraries), Joanne Cameron (Palm Beach Community College), Aimée C. Quinn (University of New Mexico), Ceci Land (Mississippi State University Libraries), Dr. Deborah Lee (Mississippi State University), Amanda Clay Powers (Mississippi State University Libraries), Amanda N. Price (Mississippi State University Libraries) and Rita W. Moss (University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill).