...Term Paper Report On Competitive Marketing Policies & Strategies Of Pharmaceutical Products in Bangladesh Submitted to Mr. Abdus Samad Chowdhury Senior Management Councilor Bangladesh Institute of Management Submitted By MD. MAHAFUZUR RAHMAN ID: 14MM028 Post Graduate Diploma In Marketing Management Date of Submission 21-12- 2014. Bangladesh Institute of Management Department of Marketing Management Letter of Transmittal December 21, 2014 Mr. Abdus Samad Chowdhury Bangladesh Institute of Management Subject: Request to accept my term paper report on competitive marketing policies & strategies of Pharmaceutical Products in Bangladesh. Dear Sir, I have given a topic on “Competitive Marketing Policies & Strategies of Pharmaceutical Products in Bangladesh” for writing a term paper for presentation, collection of primary data and secondary data. To do so, we sought the relevant information from books, newspaper and websites. We also went to many respondents who are closely related this entire process. I tried to collect all possible information and make this paper acceptable to all but there can be still existing mistake. So we like to request you to consider if any fault is found in this paper. Finally I would like to request you to accept our paper and permit us to present it before the panel of experts. Yours Sincerely Md. Mahafuzur Rahman Roll No : 14MM028 Post Graduate Diploma in Marketing Management. Bangladesh...
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...expected to adhere to the law regardless of their role in society. Without laws, the world would be a chaotic place as society would ultimately degenerate into despotism; the rule of the strong and violent over the weak and nonviolent. While most laws are important to sustain peace in society, some laws are quite arbitrary and are under constant debate and scrutiny. One such law is the Texas Penal Codes 30.06, 46.03, and 46.035; which enforce restrictions in which a legal concealed handgun license (CHL) bearer can carry a weapon. These laws dictate what establishments a CHL holder cannot carry a handgun and it also provides the power and authority to a private property owner to deny entry of a CHL holder if he so chooses. Though some of the designated facilities listed in these charters do bear some reasonable ideology as to why a handgun cannot be carried on certain premises, such as places of religious worship and government activity, these laws highly deprive a legal CHL holder of their right to effectively protect themselves in the event of a violent crime. It is for that reason why these laws are in need of changing. Gun laws remain one of the most controversial debates in the country and reasonably so with the recent influx of mass shooting that occur year round. Legislatures and anti-gun advocates continue to seek enforcement of new policies which will create further restrictions on gun use and...
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...event of a shooting. Restricting firearms on campuses, a notion praised by gun-control advocates, raises the argument of the constitutionality of that decision by gun advocates. In order for an individual to be able to properly exercise his/her right to self-defense, college firearm policy shouldn’t ban carry of handguns by CHL holders, because it infringes on the second amendment, infringes on the ability to defend oneself, and would deter the effects of violence and crime on college campuses. Colleges shouldn’t ban the carry of handguns by CHL holders as it allows individuals the right to defend themselves in event of a shooting. In the past few years, there have been many instances of violence on campus from killers who did not have a CHL license. Theses shooters appear randomly and the amount of damage they can do is unpredictable. Campus security and police are only so available, and are most likely too late to the scene in the instance of a campus shooting. The ability to have a concealed handgun means that when a perpetrator tries to shoot a classroom up, the owner of the handgun can prevent death or injury and classmates and self. A campus full of CHL hand gun owners would mean that even when others don’t have the means to protect themselves, fellow classmates will be able to protect each...
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...publisher, etc. The present text is a modest attempt to join efforts with the international community of scholars, translators, authors, children readers, publishers and other parties with an interest in ChLT, so as for the field to be given its merit in Translation, Comparative, Literary and Interdisciplinary Studies and for the translator –who had for long been much invisible and undervalued –to gain the place s/he deserves in history and society. 1. Introductory note It is widely accepted that Children‟s Literature Translation (ChLT) is an area that is relatively novel within Translation Studies (TS) (O‟ Connel, 2005; Pinsent, 2006; Thomson-Wolgemuth, 2009; 2006; 1998; Lathey, 2010; 2006; etc.). Though the study of Children‟s Literature (ChL) is now well established as an academic discipline, the study of its translation has only recently begun. As stated by O‟ Connel, “Children‟s...
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...regions. The survey is made up of nine questions; the first seven are general information questions to provide researchers with demographic data; the remaining two are opinionated questions concerning how they feel about themselves or other trained faculty or staff carrying firearms in their school. Results were divided evenly between those that were for and those that were against having concealed firearms in their schools. Gender, prior military service, school population, and the type of school setting, i.e., elementary, junior high, or high school, generally, were not factors in determining how teachers felt about the subject; however, there was one significant finding, among teachers that possess a Texas Concealed Handgun license (CHL), results were unanimous when asked if they would volunteer to carry a weapon at their school. Table of Contents Abstract 2 Introduction 4 Problem Statement 5 Literature Review 5 Methodology 6 Limitations of Study 8 Results 9 Conclusion 11 Reference List 13 Appendix A (Letter for Survey) 15 Appendix B (Survey Questions) 16 Appendix C (School Setting) 18 Appendix D (Rural Responses) 19 Appendix E (Question 8 Female Responses) 20 Appendix F (Question 8 Male Responses) 21 Appendix G (Question 9 Male Responses) 22 Appendix H (Question 9 Female Responses) 23 Appendix I (Question 9 Responses) 24 Appendix J (Question 8 Responses)...
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...Aquatic eutrophication promotes pathogenic infection in amphibians Pieter T. J. Johnson*†, Jonathan M. Chase‡, Katherine L. Dosch§, Richard B. Hartson§, Jackson A. Gross¶, Don J. Larson , Daniel R. Sutherland**††, and Stephen R. Carpenter§ *Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Colorado, Ramaley N122, Boulder, CO 80309-0334; ‡Department of Biology, Washington University, Box 1137, St. Louis, MO 63130; §Center for Limnology, University of Wisconsin, 680 North Park Street, Madison, WI 53706-1492; ¶Southern California Coastal Water Research Project, 3535 Harbor Boulevard, Suite 110, Costa Mesa, CA 92626; Institute of Arctic Biology, University of Alaska, P.O. Box 751403, Fairbanks, AK 99775; and **Department of Biology and River Studies Center, University of Wisconsin, 1725 State Street, La Crosse, WI 54601 Contributed by Stephen R. Carpenter, August 16, 2007 (sent for review June 18, 2007) The widespread emergence of human and wildlife diseases has challenged ecologists to understand how large-scale agents of environmental change affect host–pathogen interactions. Accelerated eutrophication of aquatic ecosystems owing to nitrogen and phosphorus enrichment is a pervasive form of environmental change that has been implicated in the emergence of diseases through direct and indirect pathways. We provide experimental evidence linking eutrophication and disease in a multihost parasite system. The trematode parasite Ribeiroia ondatrae sequentially infects birds...
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...Texas firearms laws pretty much mirror those if the Federal laws. Long barrel rifles and shotguns can be legally purchased by a person 18 years of age or older. They must not be charged with or convicted of a crime punishable by more than one year in prison. They also must be of sound mind. You must be 21 years of age to purchase a handgun in the state of Texas. It also carries the same restrictions as purchase of a long rifle. To carry a handgun in Texas outside of your home, car, or watercraft you must have a Concealed Handgun License (CHL) issued by the state of Texas or one of the states that Texas has reciprocation with. Reciprocation means that Texas allows a person licensed in their state to carry a concealed weapon in Texas and Texans with a CHL issued in Texas can carry their weapon in that state. Texas is also a state that has the Castle Doctrine. The latest version of this law was passed by on March 27, 2007 by Governor Rick Perry. This law states that “Residents lawfully occupying a dwelling may use deadly force against a person who unlawfully, and with force, enters or attempts to enter the dwelling, or who unlawfully and with force removes or attempts to remove someone from that dwelling, or who commits or attempts to commit a qualifying felony such as aggravated kidnapping, murder, sexual assault, aggravated sexual assault, robbery, or aggravated robbery (TPC 9.32(b)).” Texas also is a “Stand Your Ground” state. This means you do not have to attempt...
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...different wavelengths. high absorption of, wavelengths 450 – 480 nm/ blue region of spectrum; high absorption of, wavelengths 660 – 710 nm/ red region of spectrum; low absorption of, wavelengths 500 – 620 nm/ green region of spectrum; for each marking point accept single figure in range. If candidate gives range it must fall within the range on the mark scheme. only penalise lack of units once. max 3 (ii) max 2 [5] 3. (primary) act as reaction centres/where electrons are excited; (accessory) other part of photosystem/antenna unit/surround reaction centre; (accessory) absorb different wavelengths of light (not absorbed by primary); (accessory pigments) transfer energy to primary pigments; names of primary (chl a, P680, P700) and accessory pigment (chl b, carotenoid); max 2 [2] 4. 1 non-cyclic photophosphorylation; 1 JFS School 2 ref to photosystems 1 and 2 being involved; A PS1 and 2/P700 and P680 3 excited electrons...
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...students are roughly half as likely to kill themselves. a. Grayson and Meilman states that depressed students are less likely to commit suicide if they only have access to razors and pills (Grayson & Meilman, 2013). b. College students who are suicidal may be able to get the help they need instead of having easy access to handguns. c. Having handguns make it easier for depressed or suicidal students to end their misery. II. College campus homicide rate will rise significantly if students had easy access to handguns. d. There are many angry students who may want to pointlessly kill their peers (Grayson & Meilman, 2013). e. Troubled students who may want to retaliate can easily do so if they had CHL (concealed handgun licenses). f. Mentally ill students are also individuals that we have to pay more attention to if the ban on guns in school is lifted. III. The rate of accidental deaths are higher than college mass shooting rates (Grayson & Meilman, 2013). g. College students may be more careless when “showing” their handgun off to fellow classmates which could end up in an accidental shooting. h. There are many students who party hard and may not realize that they are handling a loaded weapon while they are under the influence of drugs and alcohol. i. It is very likely that a female student could reach for something in her purse and accidentally cause a negligent discharge which could also fatally strike...
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...A Sequence of Chemical Reactions The goal of doing this experiment is to examine the law of conservation of mass by determine the percent of copper from a sequence of chemical reactions. Also, to recognize the change in color, gas, and the temperature change. The sequence of chemical reactions is: Cu(s)Cu2+(aq)Cu(OH)2(s)CuO(s)Cu2+(aq)Cu(NH3)4^2+(aq)Cu2+(aq)Cu(s) Also, I must wear Safety Glasses while I’m doing the experiment because I’m dealing with dangerous chemicals. During the experiment I saw a lot of colors change and I use Electric Bunsen Burner. In order to do this this experiment I need Aluminum wire, Beaker, Funnel with piece of filter paper, thin stem pipets, stirring rod and electric hot plates. Then I weight the copper...
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...Telecoms Sector Scruton Global Research China Mobile Buy: prefer ‘in China’ to ‘made in China’ Stock market down 40% on devaluation, weak exports, bubble burst Services outgrowing the economy, room for monetary/fiscal support Buy as barometer of Chinese services growth, on asymmetric support China’s stock market has plunged by about 40% since its peak a few months ago. The rout was triggered by devaluation of the Yuan against the dollar encouraging capital flight, fears over slowing economic growth, and the appearance of a stock market bubble having burst. Exports have slowed and factory gate prices are falling, though so have import volumes and commodity costs. Indicators more relied upon than local government supplied statistics - such as rail shipment volumes and electricity demand - indicate a slowing manufacturing sector. Although Chinese growth has slowed in the last few years, rebalancing from industry to services means that services growth remains strong. Weakness in the stock market prompted the government to reduce interest rates and bank reserve requirements but at 4.6% and 18% respectively there is room for further monetary loosening. The currency was devalued, though slightly and against a much-strengthened dollar not other currencies, giving little support for exports. Furthermore, having planned to have a modest budget deficit, China has a yearto- date surplus, giving room for fiscal loosening. Its room to support the financial system...
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...I. OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT “Out patient department is defined as apart of the hospital with allotted physical facilities and medical and other staff in sufficient numbers, with regularly scheduled hours, to provide care for patients who are registered as inpatients. Categories of outpatients: • Emergency Outpatients – Patient given emergency care as a result of sudden severe illness or accident. • Referred Outpatients – Patient referred to the OPD by a physician or specialist. • General Outpatients – Patient referred by other physicians, given diagnosis and/or therapeutic services on an outpatient basis. PROCEDURE AT OPD Patient Visits the OPD reception Meet the executive – OPD Fill the OPD form which includes Patient’s Name, Age, Address, Consultants name etc. Pays the required amount at OPD registration counter OPD file preparation by OPD executive Prescription is given by the doctor Further investigation (pathological/radiological) is done if prescribed Consultation charges are to be repaid on every 14th day of previous consultation. Functions of OPD • General Diagnosis and Treatment. • Prescription for further investigation and diagnosis. Organization of OPD Staff of OPD is made up of four major organizational components: 1. Medical Staff. o Most important and central to the organization. o Include the Doctors and Consultants. 2. Nursing staff:...
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...Science of the Total Environment 502 (2015) 578–584 Contents lists available at ScienceDirect Science of the Total Environment journal homepage: www.elsevier.com/locate/scitotenv Effects of meteorology and secondary particle formation on visibility during heavy haze events in Beijing, China Qiang Zhang a, Jiannong Quan a, Xuexi Tie b,c,⁎, Xia Li a, Quan Liu a, Yang Gao a, Delong Zhao a a b c Beijing Weather Modification Office, Beijing, China SKLLQG and Key Laboratory of Aerosol Chemistry and Physics, Institute of Earth Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Xian China National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, CO, USA H I G H L I G H T S • • • • The cases of haze formation in Beijing, China were analyzed. The effects of RH on PM2.5 concentration and visibility were studied. Gas-phase to particle-phase conversion under different visibility was analyzed. With high RH, the conversion SO2 to SO4= accounted for 20%. a r t i c l e i n f o Article history: Received 25 July 2014 Received in revised form 5 September 2014 Accepted 24 September 2014 Available online 7 October 2014 Editor: P. Kassomenos Keywords: Beijing Hazes Visibility PM2.5 PBL Secondary particle formation a b s t r a c t The causes of haze formation in Beijing, China were analyzed based on a comprehensive measurement, including PBL (planetary boundary layer), aerosol composition and concentrations, and several important meteorological parameters such...
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...LOT No.1 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |Sl. |SDCA |Name of the item |Location |Quantity |Unit |Condition | |1 |SDE (MM) |P/P 25 AMP Conventional |SUL Store |1 |Nos. |Unserviceable/Life expired | |2 |SDE (MM) |UPS |SUL Store |1 |Nos. |Unserviceable/Life expired | |3 |SDE (MM) |Printer |SUL Store |2 |Nos. |Unserviceable/Life expired | |4 |SDE (MM) |Solar Panel |SUL Store |227 |Nos. |Unserviceable/Life expired | |5 |SDE (MM) |U Back |SUL Store |500 |Nos. |Unserviceable/Life expired | |6 |SDE (MM) |Multimeter |SUL Store |15 |Nos. |Unserviceable/Life expired | |7 |SDE (MM) |Hand set |SUL...
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...mold quality: inaccurate, rough, cut details * Bad molding: twisting, bubble, breakage, scratch, chip-off, excessive shrinkage * Improper polishing: uneven, rough, excessive sand-off * Poor painting: overlapped stain, uneven paint, missing paint, mismatching color, poor looks Difference in quality control Besides product quality, there are differences in prototyping capacity, production capacity, integrity, and attitude toward serving customers' needs. Our factories are equipped with the technology, facilities, and services that meet high standards as we focus on manufacturing products for overseas clients. Following are some establishments: * We maintain a specialized professional team of sculptors. As a matter of fact, CHL was originated from...
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