Readers Guide

That s why you must give the credentials of any cited expert. It is not good to quote the author of Jane Austen The Ultimate Readers Guide on his opinions about Pride and Prejudice if you don t mention his book. This also helps avoid plagiarism. For another example, recall the flat tax essay. Its assertions could be supported with the following expert sources and their opinions ... 

Goulder, L.H., 1995. Environmental taxation and the double dividend a readers guide. International Tax and Public Finance 2, 157-183. 

Readers Guide Definitions, Questions, and Useful Functions... 

This chapter is called Readers Guide because chapter 1 is clearly the proper start of the book, with introductions and discussions of what measurement really is and so on. This chapter was compiled last, and attempts to be the first stop for a reader who does not want the edifying discourse on measurement, but is desperate to find out how to do a /-test. In the glossary, we define terms and concepts used in the book with a section reference to where the particular term or concept is explained in detail. If you half know what you are after, perhaps the memory jog from seeing the definition may suffice, but sometime return to the text and reacquaint yourself with the theory. 

Table 4 Speed Readers Guide to ComposItlon-of-Matter Patents...

Indexes and abstract journals are of many kinds. Some serve as guides to a number of general periodicals, such as the British Humanities Index (1962-) or the Readers Guide to Periodical Literature (Wilson, 1905-). Others index the literature of a special field which may be wide or narrow in scope. 

His claim to universality rests on discovering a consistent human nature immanent in history that will allow an intelligent reader, guided by a wise and diligent historian, to interpret the future. (Kagan on Thucydides, the historian of the Peloponnesian War.)... 

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