research report writing -- 2

I need approx 10k words report other than the references and table of contents so including them it will be about 12k words.
Turnitin Plagiarism must be less than 15%.
AI Plagiarism must be less than 10%.
Topic: In Pakistan average milk production of a cow per day is about 8-10 litres but in developed countries such as Canada, Germany, Switzerland, Australia etc average milk production of a cow is about 30 litres per day.
Research Problem: What are the factors of low milk production in Pakistan and how are they affecting the supply chain of dairy industry?


Abstarct (approx 300 words)

Table of contents

1. Introduction (approx 2000 words)
Cite as much as possible and it should be 2019 or later
• What is your problem? (clearly define your problem)
• Why did you choose this topic? (it's importance)
• How are you going to solve it?

- State your research question
- State your research hypothesis (Just use simple hypothesis type that is H1, H2, H3 etc.) Don’t use null and alternative hypotheses type that is H1 and H0.
If your research is exploratory or descriptive then you may skip hypothesis part and should instead put research objectives. If it’s explanatory, then you need hypothesis.

2. Literature review (approx 3500 words)
Cite as much as possible and it should be 2019 or later.

3. Find 8-10 research papers on similar topic and make a table that has 4 columns and find the below mentioned things in those papers.
1. Author name and year
2. Paper title
3. Which research methodological choices were used (quantitative, qualitative or mix of both) and which data collection methods were used (interviews, questionnaire, surveys, observations etc) and which analysis techniques were used (pearson correlation, spearman correlation, regression, cross tab, ANOVA, chi square, grounded theory, Content analysis, Narrative analysis, Discourse analysis, Thematic analysis etc).
4. Findings

4. Research Methodology (Saunders research onion framework for guiding a methodology) (approx 2500 words)
1. Research philosophy (What is the philosophical underpinning of your study. Is it Positivism,
Realism, Interpretivism or Pragmatism and justify why and how it aligns with your study).
2. Research approach (Inductive or deductive)
3. Research strategies (experiments, case study, surveys, action research, grounded theory,
ethnography, archival research)
4. Research methodological choices (quantitative, qualitative or mix of both). You should select any
choice after reading those 8-10 research papers and see what most of the researchers have
used.
5. Time horizon (cross sectional or longitudinal)
6. Data collection methods and analysis techniques
Sampling type
Probability sampling
(simple random, stratified random, cluster, systematic)
Non-probability sampling
(convenience, consecutive, quota, judgmental, snowball)
Qualitative data collection methods
Interview, surveys, focus group discussions, case studies, observations etc.
Qualitative data analysis softwares
NVivo, ATLAS.ti, MAXQDA etc
Qualitative data analysis techniques
Grounded theory, Content analysis, Narrative analysis, Discourse analysis, Thematic analysis
etc.
OR
Sampling type
Probability sampling
(simple random, stratified random, cluster, systematic)
Non-probability sampling
(convenience, consecutive, quota, judgmental, snowball)
Quantitative data collection methods
Interviews, online surveys, observations, close ended questions, secondary data etc.
Quantitative data analysis softwares
SPSS, SmartPLS, Excel etc
Quantitative data analysis techniques
1. Descriptive statistics
Mean, median, mode, percentage, frequency, range, standard deviation, skewness etc.
2. Inferential statistics
Cross tabulations, pearson correlation, spearman correlation, regression, ANOVA, factor,
cohort, MaxDiff, cluster, time series etc.

5. Finding and Discussion (approx 400 words)
6. Conclusion (approx 300 words)
7. Limitations (approx 250 words)
8. Managerial Implications (approx 250 words)
9. References
10. Appendix
Make a questionnaire of about 8-10 questions (try to find questions from the papers that you have found. Use those same questions that the researchers have already asked in their papers). You can also create your own self-generated questionnaire.