Through The Lens Of The World Health Crisis Part 1
Ethical Dilemmas
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Today, the world health crisis is an overwhelming issue. The deepest concerns and answers to most of our questions rely on the research facing ethical dilemmas by Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology industries. We are all affected by these ethical dilemmas. Therefore, ethical dilemmas facing pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries are partly the causes of the world health crisis. We may say, medical doctors, and health industries are not alone to be blamed of the world’s health crisis. The explanation begins with how pharmaceutical and biotechnology operates so we can understand why cost of drug is so high, and why the trend of health crisis is an overwhelming issue. Highlighted in the next chapter will be the corporate profits versus social responsibility.
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From neo-classical economic theory which one should we choose? Should we say YEY or NEY? Where should we stand when determination of profit comes first before social responsibilities? Should we make sure that social responsibility comes first before profit? Shall we apply this philosophical theory of human community lack of moral agency, but have similar full moral status, as moral agency, and as a human being? Is the principle has a deeper justification?
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Sofia Laurden Davis, PhD in human services in the school of public service and leadership, specializing in management of nonprofit agencies and leadership. She is currently a Certified Signing Specialist in mortgage and banking industries. At the time of publication of Through the Lens of the World Health Crisis, her dissertation titled “Nepotistic Ideology in Nonprofit and For-profit in Family-Owned and Operated Organizations” through ProQuest UMI is now ready to be purchased.