Posted by Academia Nomad February 6, 2023, posted in Business and Economics,

Question

According to World Population Review, PNG ranks second in the world index of countries with the highest crime rate in 2023.

How do I cite that information? Or do I just leave it as it is.

GPT-4o mini · Answer

To properly cite the information from the World Population Review regarding Papua New Guinea's crime rate, you should follow the citation style that is appropriate for your work (e.g., APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.). Below are examples of how to cite it in APA and MLA formats:

APA Format

In-text citation: (World Population Review, 2023)

Reference list: World Population Review. (2023). Crime rate by country 2023. Retrieved from [URL of the source]

MLA Format

In-text citation: (World Population Review)

Works Cited: "Crime Rate by Country 2023." World Population Review, 2023, [URL of the source].

Notes:

Replace "[URL of the source]" with the actual URL where the information can be found.
Ensure that you adjust the citation according to the specific guidelines of the citation style you're using, including italicizing where necessary and formatting the date correctly.

If you have further questions or need assistance with other citation styles, feel free to ask!

Answer

I meant cite it in a complete sentence.

GPT-4o mini · Answer

Sure! Here’s how you can incorporate that information into a complete sentence with citation:

"According to the World Population Review (2023), Papua New Guinea ranks second in the world index of countries with the highest crime rate in 2023."

Make sure to adjust the citation format to adhere to the specific guidelines you're following, but this sentence provides a clear way to present the information along with your source.