We also find that investors presented with amortized-cost-based financial statements perform better to the extent they access fair-value-based footnote information, while investors presented with fair-value-based financial statements perform worse to the extent they access amortized-cost-based footnote information.
The footnote included the information that on that night, after the Ayotzinapa students had been detained, a second-in-command of the Cocula Municipal Police, César Nava González, asked a commander of the Iguala police, Francisco Valladares, where the youths were being taken: "to the 27th Battalion or to Cereso,"a local detention center?
He said that, although he was not clear whether the footnote related to suspect information about 45 minutes or about missiles or both, he was "100% certain" that it existed.
But, the footnote continued, much of their information checked out.
At this point, you citation should look like this: "Peaches are best in August (.1". Type the author's last name. After the open parenthesis, type in the author's last name. You can get this information from the footnote at the bottom of the page.
Instead of including publishing information about the source in the footnote, often writers will footnote additional "asides" or tangentially related information in footnotes, often gleaned from other resources not directly cited.
This has been corrected and the information added to the footnote.
More information is provided in the footnote to table 3.
"I'm finding that they weren't familiar with the footnote or they weren't aware of the information".
It's more convenient to leave the footnote in place for now, so you can refer to the information it contains when writing your citation.
