Manuscript RAMJ-06-2026-0180
“The Evolutionary Architecture of Corporate Growth: A Ratio-Based Analysis of Market Cap Transformation”
This guide walks through every reviewer comment, explains what the reviewer is really asking for, and gives you concrete text and edits to drop into the manuscript. Use the Suggested response-letter text lines directly (or lightly adapted) in the response box on Manuscript Central. Track each item below as To do, In progress or Done — your progress is saved in this browser.
Suggested order of operations
Work through the revision in this sequence — earlier steps prevent rework in later ones. Click any reference chip to jump to the corresponding item. Tick each stage off as you complete it.
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Part 1 · Reviewer 1
Part 2 · Reviewer 2
Reviewer 2’s comments substantially overlap with Reviewer 1’s — where that’s true, each card points back to the Reviewer 1 fix rather than repeating it. New and distinct points are addressed in full.
Part 3 · A note on the Pseudo R²
Flagged by both reviewers under Additional Question 3 — they are implicitly asking you to explain why the figure is so high. Pre-empt them.
Structuring your response letter
Structure the response letter exactly as Reviewer 1’s and Reviewer 2’s comments are numbered in this guide, with a one-paragraph response under each — you can lift directly from the “Suggested response-letter text” blocks in each card — and add a page/line reference to where the change was made in the revised manuscript. This is what “as specific as possible” in the editor’s letter is asking for.
Reusable template for each comment
Reviewer 1 — Comment R1-[n] We thank the reviewer for this comment. [One-paragraph response — lift directly from the "Suggested response-letter text" block of the matching card in this guide, adapting where needed.] Changes made: Revised manuscript, Section [X], page [Y], lines [Z].