APA for Business Sources - User contributions [en-ca]

Statista - Data produced by Statista

2018-06-08T22:06:31Z

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'''Template: 
Author. (date). ''Title''. Retrieved from URL

'''Example Citation''': 
{{Hanging indent|text=Statista (n.d.). ''Price per unit in the alcoholic drinks market in US dollars (Canada)'' [2010 - 2021 (projected)]. Retrieved January 7, 2018 from https://www.statista.com
}}

'''In-Text''': [[In-text_citations|How to cite in-text]] 

'''Elements''': 

Click [[MEDIA:Statista-data-produced-by-statista.png|here]] for details on where to find these elements within the document. 

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'''Author''': Statista 

'''Note''': Corporate author. [[Authors|More details]] 

'''Date''': n.d. 

'''Note''': Statista does not provide a date when the data was last updated; in this case, just indicate that there is no date, but provide a date of retrieval. [[Date|More details]] 

'''Title''': ''Price per unit in the alcoholic drinks market in US dollars (Canada)'' [2010 - 2021 (projected)]. 

'''Note''': Sentence case capitalization. The information appearing in brackets (time period, etc.) has been included because it will help others to retrieve these statistics in Statista. [[Titles|More details]] 

'''URL''': https://www.statista.com 

'''Note''': Publisher's homepage URL; not the database URL. [[Online Retrieval Statements|More details]] 
</blockquote>

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2017-10-23T00:01:32Z

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Here are examples of citations for business sources which we subscribe to at the BCIT Library. In addition to these examples look at our BCIT APA and APA for Business Sources handouts.

If you have any question ask your BCIT librarians or Askaway.

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2017-10-23T00:01:08Z

Bcit1:

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"Here are examples of citations for business sources which we subscribe to at the BCIT Library. In addition to these examples look at our BCIT APA and APA for Business Sources handouts.

If you have any question ask your BCIT librarians or Askaway."

Category:BCIT

2017-10-22T22:53:44Z

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2017-10-22T22:26:37Z

Bcit1:

'''Template: 
Author. (date). ''Title''. Retrieved from URL

'''Example Citation''': 
{{Hanging indent|text= Euromonitor International (2016). ''Statistics for market size of beer in Canada'' [US$/year-on-year exchange rates/current prices, 2006-2015] Retrieved from http://www.euromonitor.com }}

'''In-Text''': [[In-text_citations|How to cite in-text]] 


'''Elements''': 

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<blockquote>
'''Author''': Euromonitor International. 
'''Note''': Corporate author. Since most data found in Passport has been developed by combining external, secondary data with primary research results, then adjusting the results using internal algorithms and estimates, the data tables that result should be viewed as having been created by the database's author (Euromonitor International), regardless of the original sources of the data used in each table. [[Authors|More details]] 

'''Date''': 2016 
'''Note''': Euromonitor occasionally revises older data, so the current year will apply even if you are only citing older data. [[Date|More details]] 

'''Title''': ''Statistics for market size of beer in Canada'' [US$/year-on-year exchange rates/current prices, 2006-2015]. 
'''Note''': The information appearing in brackets (exchange rate conversion, time period, etc.) has been included because it will help others to retrieve these statistics in Passport. Sentence case capitalization. [[Titles|More details]] 

'''URL''': http://www.euromonitor.com 
'''Note''': Publisher's homepage URL; not the database URL. [[Online retrieval statements|More details]] 
</blockquote>

'''Context''': Most data found in Passport has been developed by combining information from many external, secondary sources (e.g., government agencies and industry associations) with primary research results gathered by Passport's publisher, then adjusting the results using internal algorithms and estimates. Specific sources for the secondary data are rarely named.

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2017-04-28T03:50:38Z

Bcit1:

BOOKS AND JOURNALS

Give just the year the work was published. (More specific dates with months or days included are not required.)

REPORTS

Provide a more specific date than simply the year, if available, in cases where new versions of the report may be published in one calendar year, as described in the Magazines, Newsletters, Newspapers section below.

MAGAZINES, NEWSLETTERS, NEWSPAPERS

Give the year and the exact date of the publication (month or month and day), e.g.: (2012, April) or (2008, May 15); if given as a season, give the year and the season, e.g.: (2008, Spring).

WEBSITES AND WEBPAGES (from the APA Style blog, [[http://blog.apastyle.org/apastyle/2016/11/writing-website-in-text-citations-and-references.html]]Writing Websites In-text Citations and References

If the publication date is not clearly mentioned at the beginning of the document, look at the end (e.g. a statement that may say something like: "this document was finalized in 1990...", so that would be the date to use).

If a footer on a webpage says, “This page was last modified on [date]”, then this is NOT the date to use. It COULD be the date that the document was published, but it may also be the date when the webmaster added some code to the page.

Some sites place a copyright date for the website at the bottom of every page. Check a few pages on the site; if the identical statement appears on every page, it’s a site-wide footer, so that’s NOT the date to use. In that case, if no actual publication date can be found, enter (n.d.).

NO DATE AVAILABLE

Use (n.d.) to indicate that there is no date available.

For more information, see section 6.28, p. 185.

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