Pharmaceutical corporations and the duty to aid in HIV/AIDS epidemic

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The moral responsibility of multinational pharmaceutical corporations producing medicines against AIDS in helping ease the burden of the epidemic in less developed countries is studied. These companies have a responsibility in helping fight AIDS in these countries, partly because they depend on these countries for markets and labor.

Goods & services distribution, Channels of Distribution, Developing Countries, International aspects, Distribution, Company distribution practices, AIDS treatment, Essay

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Are state anti-takeover laws ethical?

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State anti-takeover laws are found to be unethical as these laws contribute to inefficiency, allocate resources haphazardly at best, and are political tools used to secure re-election or to maintain one's place on a company's board of directors. The ethical aspects of the state anti-takeover laws are discussed.

Antimerger Strategy, Acquisitions and mergers, Corporate anti-takeover measures, Antitakeover strategies

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Pharmaceutical advertising to consumers: corporate profits vs. public safety

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Consumer advertisements about medicines in the United States, their impact on diffusion of toxic drugs among public and Food and Drug Administration's regulation on pharmaceutical advertising are analyzed.

Advertising, Advertising and Related Services, Advertising Activity, Consumer Advertising, Drugs, United States. Food and Drug Administration, Drug toxicity

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