Internet References

The MLA-Style Citations of Electronic Sources (for more information, see the full text of this document):

[Author's last name if known], [Author's first name, if known]. "[Title of document]". [Title of complete work if applicable]. [Version or file number if applicable]. [Document date or date of last revision if different from access date]. [Protocol and address, access path or directories] ([date of access]).

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Example

Dodson, Louise. The Australian Financial Review. March 3, 1997. http://www.aft.com.au/content/970505/budget/budget13.html

"Key Indicators of the Australian Economy". The APEC Finance Ministers Home Page. 1997. http://www.treasury.gov.au/apecfin (May 5, 1997)

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