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ECON 304: Econometrics (BMC)

ECON 304: Econometrics; Prof. Sfekas; Spring 2018

Styles

The most commonly used publication styles are created by the Modern Languages Association, the American Psychological Association, and the University of Chicago.  

  • APA: Style of the American Psychological Association.  Commonly used in Social Science.
  • MLA: Style of the Modern Language Association.  Commonly used in Languages and Literatures.
  • Chicago: Style set by University of Chicago. Commonly used in Humanities, and is the basis of many discipline specific styles.

No matter what style your professor requests, a citation manager can help you organize and cite your sources, and so can a librarian.

See the Tri-College Libraries Citation Guide for specifications for each of these styles. 

Chicago: Author-Date

Author-Date format uses parenthetical in-text citations, and a reference list at the end of the work. This format is used by scholars in the social sciences and sciences. Here are examples for a book and a journal article:

In-text citations

Reference list entries (in alphabetical order)

For more examples, see the full Author-Date style guide.