The first research method, there are many common research methods, at least dozens, but we don't need it at ordinary times. Our common research methods are as follows.

Literature method is the most commonly used, as long as you also use literature.

Case law, this is also very common. For example, I take a company as an example, or an organization as an example, a research object as an example, or a brand as an example, which can be called case law.

Questionnaire method, as its name implies, is to make a questionnaire. I don't need to elaborate on this.

Interview, literally, is also easy to understand, that is, to obtain some research results through interviews.

Contrast is also a common writing method. For example, I can compare the sales strategies of two brands, or compare the financial capabilities of two enterprises.

Quantitative analysis and qualitative analysis are common in science, but not in liberal arts.

Empirical method, if you are doing some periodicals, you can use this empirical method if you are insightful and authoritative.

Observation method is more suitable for agronomy or food specialty. Through experiments, some results are obtained, and in this process, observation will be involved.

Experimental methods, which are commonly used in science, such as engineering, food agronomy or some research, can be used.

The common ones are the above, and there are some less common ones, so I won't elaborate here.

The writing method of research ideas is like this. Simply put, it is to explain the outline of your writing this article and the main contents of each part of the paper.

For example, the first chapter is the introduction, which mainly expounds the research background, research significance, research status at home and abroad, research ideas and research methods, and provides relevant bedding for the next writing of the paper.

The second part is the theoretical part, which mainly puts forward xz theory, and only the theoretical part provides the basis for the paper.

The third part is the present situation. By analyzing some problems existing in the current financial situation of enterprises, the corresponding conclusions are drawn.

The fourth part is the problem part, which puts forward the xx problem.

The fifth part is the conclusion part, which puts forward xx countermeasures.