1. Conduct case investigation and analysis. 2. Find an evidence that can prove the theory that others have put forward but have not been proved by others. 3. Prove a theory with a lot of data. 4. Historical analysis or comparative analysis. 5. Research conclusions and policy implications. 6. Other problems that should be paid attention to in the paper writing.

Extension:

1. Equilibrium analysis and non-equilibrium analysis

Simply put, equilibrium is quantitative analysis, and non-equilibrium is variable analysis.

2. Static analysis and dynamic analysis

Time factor should be considered in dynamic analysis, but not in static analysis. If what you do is the change of real estate data in the last 3-5 years, then you should consider dynamic analysis.

3 1 and 2 are combined to generate static equilibrium analysis, and static equilibrium analysis and dynamic equilibrium analysis are compared.

For example, dynamic equilibrium analysis is to consider the influence of time factors on the basis of data analysis.

4 Qualitative analysis and quantitative analysis

Qualitative analysis should be used to study the essence, inherent stipulation and regularity of economic phenomena, and quantitative analysis should be used to study the relationship between economic phenomena.

So you should be optimistic about whether the main factors of your research are qualitative or quantitative.

(1) Ensure the rationality of statistical methods and measurement models, that is, report the results of relevant tests to support the rationality of model and method selection.

(2) analysis around the hypothesis, including at least two points. One is to analyze according to the hypothesis test standard provided above; The second is to examine the estimation results from the perspective of experience and theory.