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Here is what the OBU Infopack has to say:
Page numbers should be included when there is a need to be more specific, for example when making a direct quotation. Use the abbreviation p. (for a single page) or pp. (more than one page):
e.g. As Kelvin stated (1968, p.100) ‘the value of…’Above text is extracted from Infopack pg 58.
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Page number need not to be included for ratio analysis but for business analysis and quotations of directors, chairman’s review and policy references, you need to refer pages also.
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Co. X has shown remarkable growth in its revenue in the last three years which was primarily due to price increases and high demand. Co X met the increasing demand by increasing its capacity by 5%. (Annual report,2012)(Annual Report,2011)(Annual report,2010)
Co. reduced its debt by controlling cash more properly and paying the debt by increased cash. (Annual report,2011)
2 questions
1) the first papragraph has all the three references. Is that correct OR WHAT IS CORRECT ?
2) After writing about every fact in the ratio analysis, telling the source again and again after every fact. Is that correct OR WHAT IS CORRECT ?
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