Difference between revisions of "Passport - Report"
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<font color="red">'''URL''': </font>Retrieved August 27, 2020 from https:www.euromonitor.com <br /> | <font color="red">'''URL''': </font>Retrieved August 27, 2020 from https:www.euromonitor.com <br /> | ||
Latest revision as of 20:39, 16 November 2021
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Author. (date). Title: Subtitle. Database Name. Retrieval date with URL
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Euromonitor International. (2019, July). Wine in Canada - analysis: Country report. Passport. Retrieved August 27, 2020 from https://www.euromonitor.com
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Author: Euromonitor International.
Note: The author of most reports in this collection is the research firm Euromonitor International (a "corporate author"). There are a few exceptions in which specific people are clearly named as authors. If you are confident that the named person was actually an author, rather than simply a contact person for further information, then you should list them as the author instead of Euromonitor International. See Passport - Named Author for a screen capture from a report in which the author was Swarnava Adhikary. More details
Date: 2019, July
Note: Report. More details
Title: Wine in Canada - Analysis: Country report
Note: Sentence case capitalization. More details
Database name: Passport
Note: Include database name because not common. More details
URL: Retrieved August 27, 2020 from https:www.euromonitor.com
Note: Include date of retrieval; content may change and older reports may not be accessible. Publisher's homepage URL; not the database URL. More details
Context: "Reports" in Passport GMID can take the form of industry overviews, country reports, category briefings, company profiles, opinion pieces, articles, and more. The majority of these documents contain clear elements as outlined above.