As a n experienced person, let me tell you:
First, determine your research direction and find your references. For example, the research direction of your economic management major is the thesis on economic development and economic growth. Looking for papers from 10 top universities in this direction should have a lot to do with your research. For example, the braised pork you studied, the paper you referred to also studied braised pork or braised xx or pork, so you can't refer to selling a house. Look for 10 references that are very relevant to your research. They all refer to master's and doctoral theses, not journal papers. Then find out the similarities, theories, methods, references and so on in their articles.
Secondly, define the framework of the paper. The framework of the paper is a very important part of the paper, which represents the idea of the paper. If there is nothing wrong with your idea, there is nothing wrong with your paper. The papers you refer to are all from excellent universities, and the ideas are all right. If you imitate them, your idea will be fine. For example, a master's thesis in education. Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter two: literature review+theory+concept; Chapter three: research methods/research status; Chapter four: data analysis; Chapter 5: Conclusion. If you use those references of 10, their frameworks should be similar, and then you can imitate his framework.
The third and third steps: how to make the paper look like it is not patchwork. Understand what the logic of the paper is. For example, the first chapter: You found a problem, introduced the background of this problem, and what are the benefits of solving this problem. Chapter 2: You need to use those theories, concepts and literature reviews to solve this problem. Chapter 3: What methods are used to study this problem/what is the current situation of this problem? Collect some data. Chapter four: Analyze the collected data and find out what the results are. Chapter 5: By analyzing the results, you can draw your conclusion.