Business & Finance

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LASIK

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Week 12 Discussion

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Tylenol Research, Muddle Order Description PLEASE READ THE ORDER DESCRIPTION THOROUGHLY BECAUSE IF YOU DONT READ THE INSTRUCTION, YOU WONT BE ABLE TO COMPLETE THIS ASSIGNMENT! Please research the Tylenol cyanide case from 1982 and how Johnson and Johnson handled the crisis. Please also read the following: "Patients versus Profits at Johnson & Johnson: Has the Company Lost its Way?" (https://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/article.cfm?articleid=2943#.T0LVkj3rx38) While researching Tylenol, consider the difference in approach the company may have taken in today's media environment (24/7 news cycle, social media, etc.). With this in mind, complete the Muddle assignment below. Muddle You work in Corporate Communications at a large, publicly-traded pharmaceutical company, Muddle and Company. One of Muddle's most successful drugs, Arthroxix, an arthritic pain medication, is marketed in over 80 countries with worldwide sales totaling $2.5 billion last year alone. Several former Olympic athletes, now in their 60s but still very popular, are the spokespersons for the product and are featured in the advertising and marketing campaign. While researching this particular class of drugs amidst claims of digestive track and other related problems, the FDA unexpectedly found a higher than normal incidence of stroke and heart problems among patients taking Arthroxix, though the incidence of digestive track problems was very low. Researchers at Muddle have also discovered the correlation between the drug and a higher rate of heart attack or stroke in patients. To date, three Arthroxix users have died from heart attacks allegedly brought on by the drug. The families of the victims have begun litigation procedures against Muddle. The drug continues to be touted as safe and effective among many physicians, and has been positively reviewed in the Journal of American Medicine. But now the EMEA (European Medicines Agency, Europe's equivolent to the FDA) is conducting its own research on the drug, which is sold widely throughout Europe. Due to the increased scrutiny by officials in the U.S. as well as Europe, and the discovery by Muddle researchers of higher rates of heart attack and stroke in patients, some members of your crisis team are urging a recall, while others think it is too premature and believe a recall to be too extreme. Choose one course of action and develop a crisis communication plan as if you were the head of the Corporate Communications office at Muddle. If the crisis team decides to keep the drug on the market, what will your statements be to your constituents? Or, if the crisis team decides to recall the drug, what would your message be and how will you communicate it? Describe the communication vehicles and develop potential Q&A. Include a description of the steps you intend to take, and a list of who is on your crisis team and their roles and responsibilities.

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Homework: Hedonic Theory

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Homework: Hedonic Theory Assume that there is a baseline risk of death on the job of q0 percent annually. Firms can invest to reduce this risk, so that actual risk at a job is q(i)=q0 – i*ß. Here i is amount invested into reducing the risk a given employee faces. Of course mortality is bounded below by 0, so the maximum productive amount that can be invested in reducing mortality risk is iMax = q0/ß . All firms produce the same good c and this good has a price equal to 1. All workers are equally productive and produce an output of H of the consumption good. Question 1 Derive an expression of wages w(q) in this economy that has to be satisfied by wage – risk combinations that competitive firms would be willing to offer to workers in equilibrium. Question 2 Consider now individuals that have preferences over consumption and risk of death given by U c s ( , ), where 0 s ? q ? q is “job safety” relative to base-line risk 0 q . Write down the maximization problem that workers face and illustrate the choice problem in a graph in a two-dimensional graph with c and s on the axes. Assume that the parameter values are such that the solution is in the interior (ie 0 s q ? ) Question 3 Say consumers preferences are such that a both c and s are normal goods. Assume furthermore that individuals differ in the human capital H (but still everybody has 0 s q ? ). Consider two individuals of whom one has a higher level of H than the other. Who will earn higher wages and who will face greater risk? Will the two individuals differ in their Value of a Statistical Life (VSL)? Question 4 Use your answer to question 3 to explain why it might be difficult to empirically measure the VSL using the relation between wages and risk. SHORT, PRECISE, CLEAR, AND CORRECT ANSWERS RECEIVE FULL POINTS.

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MASS BALANCE Question 6 In a casein plant the entering coagulum containing casein and lactose is passed through two cookers and acidified to remove the casein. The curd is removed from the whey by screening and then washed and dried. The casein fines are removed from the whey and the wash water by hydrocyclones and mixed with the heated coagulum just before the screen. The whey is used for heating the first cooker and steam for the second by indirect methods. Some of the more accessible streams have been sampled and analysed for casein and lactose; the remainder of the steam can be assumed to be water without significantly effecting the results. In addition the moisture content of the final dried product has been determined. % Composition on a weight bases Casein Lactose Moisture Coagulum 2.76 3.68 Whey (raw) 0.012 4.1 Whey (cyclone) 0.007 4.1 Wash water 0.026 0.8 Waste wash water 0.008 0.8 Dried product 11.9 From this data calculate a complete mass balance for the process using simple step by step approach, starting with the hydrocylones. Assume that the lactose is completely soluble in all streams and concentrations are the same. a. Draw up and fill in the following table (27 marks) Mass Flow Kgh-1 Casein Lactose Total Coagulum + Fines mixed Mixed fines Dewheyed curd Raw whey Whey fines stream Waste wash water Wash water fines Pressed curd Dried Product b. What % of the casein going into the screen is recovered fines? (3 marks) c. What % recovery efficiencies do the two sets of hydro-cyclones display? (3 marks) d. What are the % compositions of the pressed curd and the dried product? (3 marks)

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Field Practicum

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legal and ethical issues

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