Plagiarism is defined in the Oxford English Dictionary (3rd ed) as "The action or practice of taking someone else's work, idea, etc., and passing it off as one's own; literary theft" ("Plagiarism"). If you do not cite your sources both within your essay and in a Works Cited or bibliography page, you are plagiarizing, or stealing, someone else's work.
Any student found in the act of cheating or plagiarism may be subject to disciplinary action (Atlantic Cape Policy No. 209).
For additional information and guidance see the Guide on Academic Writing : Plagiarism and Citing Sources
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How to Cite industry reports from IBISWorld database
MLA style:
“Report Number: Report Name”. IBISWorld. Month of report. Year of report
E.g., 31134: Candy Production in the US. May. 2022.
APA style:
(Year, Month). Report Name. Report Number. Retrieved from IBISWorld database.
E.g., (2022, May). Candy Production in the US. 31134. Retrieved from IBISWorld database.
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