Where the ideas of another are paraphrased or interpreted, quotation marks cannot be used. However, the source must be fully and accurately identified. While each instructor who assigns a paper, report or examination may direct students to a particular style for footnote and bibliographic documentation, the rules noted above must be followed. Ignorance here or in any other part of the code is no excuse. This section will walk you through various examples of correct and incorrect paraphrases.
Jobs are a kind of currency.
Scarce Work and Rigid Stratification. Rural Poverty . Cynthia M. Duncan. Auburn House, 1992. When you place sentences in quotation marks you indicate that the author cited wrote the exact words you have included.