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    Today the pharmaceutical industry is one of the biggest industries in the United States. The industry experienced a rapid growth rate (in the double digits) in the late 20th century which has now dropped into the single digits (Mullins‚ 2007). The global demand is driven by factors such as a worldwide increase in elderly population and a rising quality of life in developing nations. Time Magazine listed Generic Pharmaceutical Manufacturing as one of the top ten fastest growing industries in the United

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    Prezi Transcript PESTLE Analysis of the Pharmaceutical Industry Political - Recent US health reforms has led to increased pressure on price. - Increased push for continued overseas aid‚ particularly through the United Nations and the European Union‚ with price of the drugs being a major factor in the supplier choice. Economical - Due to the current economic climate‚ price has become a major factor in pharmaceuticals especially on drugs where generic brands are also available. Social - Skilled employees

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    1. Drawing on the five forces model‚ explain why the pharmaceutical industry has historically been a very profitable? a. Rivalry among competing firms i. Patent protected medicine allows prating monopoly ii. In pharmaceutical industry they have several strong competition compete again few rather than more companies b. Threat of substitute product i. Very costly to introduce a new drugs ii. So many medicines protect by patent law‚ all competitors can make countertrend drugs who have almost

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    Closing Case: The Pharmaceutical Industry Historically‚ the pharmaceutical industry has been a profitable one. Between 2002 and 2006 the average rate of return on invested capital (ROIC) for firms in the industry was 16.45 percent. Put differently‚ for every dollar of capital invested in the industry‚ the average pharmaceutical firm generated 16.45 cents of profit. This compares with an average return on invested capital of 12.76 percent for firms in the computer hardware industry‚ 8.54 percent

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    for the industry going forward? 1.Though the average level of profitability in the pharmaceutical industry has been declining over time (In 2002‚ the average ROIC in the industry was 21.6%; by 2006‚ it had fallen to 14.5%)‚ historically‚ the pharmaceutical industry has been a profitable one. Because- Name of industry | Average ROIC(Between 2002 and 2006) | Pharmaceuticals | 16.45%(large) | computer hardware | 12.76% | Electronics | 3.88% | 2. The prospect for the industry for going

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    Major firms of the world pharmaceutical industry Pharmaceutical industry is characterized by high level of concentration. There are about dozen of multinational companies that dominate in industry. Most of companies are not widely diversified and more than 50% of revenues come from sales of pharmaceutical products. There are few companies in industry that have other large sources of income‚ for example Johnson & Johnson. The pharmaceutical industry has two distinct functions:

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    The Pharmaceutical Industry “The word medicine is derived from the Latin ars medicine‚ meaning the art of healing.” Medicine is the art and science of healing as practiced by physicians and similar professionals and encompasses all sciences related to it. It is the applied science or practice of the diagnosis‚ treatment and preventions of diseases. It is a variety of health care practices involved in to maintain and restore health by preventing and treatment of different sickness in human beings

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    had a huge market. Lilly could expand the potential opportunities and got profits in India. In addition‚ foreign direct investment was encouraged by increasing the maximum limit of foreign ownership to 51 per cent (from 40 percent) in the drugs and pharmaceutical industry. (Political strategy was different from important substitution to an export-driven economy.) 2. Was deciding to partner wrong? Is partnership a good or bad thing? No‚ deciding to partner was not wrong. Lilly was a name that most

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    Eli Lilly’s project: Eli Lilly is one of the biggest pharmaceutical companies is US. And Its main mission is to maintain its leadership in the industry. to do so the project team selected R&D Output and Rx Purchase and prescribing Decisions as the two main driving forces to indentify most important possibilities of the future in pharmaceutical industry. For this‚ four possible scenarios have been described and for each‚ we try to make business model considering abilities‚ performances and capabilities

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    Objective of the report: The Bangladesh paradox has been one of surprising economic resilience in the face of natural disasters‚ poor governance and political volatility. However‚ a key challenge is whether Bangladesh can move away from an economy that is an impressive underdog‚ to one that can truly join the ranks of the fastest growing economies in the region. Bangladesh has three key attractions for global investors and multinationals: a large base of low-cost labour‚ a large domestic

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