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Traditionally, a white paper was any government report. Today, some corporations put out white papers as well. Government reports can be helpful in a research paper, as the government puts out reports on everything from nutrition to poverty levels to the levels of toxins in public water systems. They can be used in papers covering a wide variety of academic fields, from the sciences to the humanities. This article will show you how to correctly cite a white paper, in each of the major formatting styles - MLA, Chicago, APA and ASA. Just see Step 1 below to get started. | Traditionally, a white paper was any government report. Today, some corporations put out white papers as well. Government reports can be helpful in a research paper, as the government puts out reports on everything from nutrition to poverty levels to the levels of toxins in public water systems. They can be used in papers covering a wide variety of academic fields, from the sciences to the humanities. This article will show you how to correctly cite a white paper, in each of the major formatting styles - MLA, Chicago, APA and ASA. Just see Step 1 below to get started. | ||
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