Please read this: your week-3 Discussion Post was once again not grounded with the textbook (-45). This is a weekly requirement $o you not have a textbook? I also could not locate any of your references in the university library. Per the syllabus, “research your selected term in the university’s electronic library from only academic (refereed) journals. You will need at least three journal references and the textbook.” You will lose 10% for each reference you are short, and the paper will receive a zero if no academic references are used” (-45). However, if you could guide me to the articles in our university library, I could adjust that score !lthough it will not help with the unground issue. On APA – On the title page, the paper’s title should be three to four (double-spaced) lines below the paper’s top 9ours is five. Your name is to have one double-spaced blank line between it and the title. After the university name, you should have the course information and the professor’s name. Neither of your Peer Responses met the 200-word minimum (-15). (this was the comment i got from my previous research paper. please try not to do the same mistakes again)

The topic selected is Economies of scale.

After your topic selection, research your selected topic in the universityàelectronic library from only academic (refereed) journals. You will need at least three journal references and the textbook. Start your research with the textbook so it always grounds your topic. When your research is complete post it in the discussion forum below.

Structure your paper as follows:

Cover page

1. Overview describing the importance of the research topic to current business and professional practice in your own words.

Purpose of Research should reflect the potential benefit of the topic to the current business and professional practice and the larger body of research.

1. Review of the Literature summarized in your own words. Note that this should not be a ïpy and paste/f literature content, nor should this section be substantially filled with direct quotes from the article. A literature review is a summary of the major points and findings of each of the selected articles (with appropriate citations). Direct quotations should be used sparingly. Normally, this will be the largest section of your paper (this is not a requirement; just a general observation).
2. Practical Application of the literature. Describe how your findings from the relevant research literature can shape, inform, and improve current business and professional practice related to your chosen topic.