Information provided:
	- Report findings on very specific research projects. 
 
	- Usually written to answer one specific research question. 
 
	- Written by scholars in an academic field (ex: neurobiology, computer science, political science, business law).
 
	- Often contain detailed data.
 
	- Often provide very specific examples that can be used to make generalizations.
 
	- Contain references to other research publications that might support your research.
 
	- Published a few times a year, making it a periodical.
 
Example publications:
Example that would help answer your question:
Kesselhut, J., Vermeulen, B., Pyka, A., & Saviotti P. P. (2018). The impact of automation on employment: Just the usual structural change? Sustainability, 10(5), 1661; https://doi.org/10.3390/su10051661
	- Four robotic engineers studied how the implementation of a particular automated feature impacted eight companies over ten years.
 
	- Their article outlines how much money was gained and lost and what the positive and negative human impacts were. 
 
How to use an academic journal article:
For evidence to support your argument that implementing automation makes financial sense in the long run, even though there is a high up-front cost.