A Study on Effective Response to Product Liability for Diamond Tool Industry

The Pharmaceutical Industry and Product Liability Exposures

In the broadest sense, the Pharmaceutical Industry comprises various different business models which cover all or only some parts of the pharmaceutical product life cycle. Traditionally, the pharmaceutical industry segment was constituted by research-based pharmaceutical companies which had an integrated business model from the research laboratory to distribution, meaning they developed, manufa...

a study on thermodynamic models for simulation of 1,3 butadiene purification columns

attempts have been made to study the thermodynamic behavior of 1,3 butadiene purification columns with the aim of retrofitting those columns to more energy efficient separation schemes. 1,3 butadiene is purified in two columns in series through being separated from methyl acetylene and 1,2 butadiene in the first and second column respectively. comparisons have been made among different therm...

The Liability of Good Reputation: A Study of Product Recalls in the U.S. Automobile Industry

In this paper, we explore how a firm’s reputation affects both the reaction of the market to that firm’s product defects, as well as the firm’s learning response. In contrast to a variety of arguments set out by information economists and market sociologists claiming that reputation serves as an organizational asset, we explore the possibility that reputation can be an organizational liability....

Developing a Research Agenda for the Analysis of Product Supply: A Response to the Recent Commentaries

A Feasibility Study of the "Right to Education" as a Basis for Criminal Liability

Man is a social being, and social life cannot endure without the enforcement of regulations and laws by the government. By assuming abnormal behaviors as criminal, criminal laws seek to protect social values. Disobeying criminal laws will lead to punishment, the most intense form of guarantee possible for the enforcement of laws. As rights and responsibilities are interdependent and correlative...