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General rules
The reports of national bodies and international organisations, corporations, groups of companies, etc. are often a valuable source of information for scientific papers: they may contain important statistical data, approved strategic directions, information on corporate policies, etc.
According to the rules of APA Manual of Style (7th ed.), a bibliographic reference to a corporate report should include the following elements: name of the author, title of the report, type and number of the report (if available), and name of the publisher. For a report accessed online, include also its DOI or URL.
Reference template:
Author(s). (Year). Report title (Report type and number). Publisher. DOI / URL
Note:
- The field 'Report type and number' should be filled in when appropriate data is stated on the document (for example, 'No. 157/1', 'IZA Discussion Paper No. 4934', etc.
- The author of a report can be either a company or an individual (see in more detail about how to give authors' names in references under APA Style in this article).
- Whenever an organisation is at the same time the author and the publisher of a report, omit the 'Publisher' element from the reference.
For the principles of indicating DOI / URL addresses, see this article.
Examples in a list of references
National Aeronautics and Space Administration. (2020). Artemis III science definition team report (Report No. NASA/SP-20205009602). https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/atoms/files/artemis-iii-science-definition-report-12042020c.pdf
Niemietz, K., & Wellings, R. (2016). Stuck in Brussels: Should transport policy be determined at EU level? (IEA Discussion Paper No. 71). The Institute of Economic Affairs. https://iea.org.uk/publications/research/stuck-in-brussels-should-transport-policy-be-determined-at-eu-level