Case Study Of Cheap Pharma Inc.

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A CASE STUDY ABOUT POCKETING THE GREENS I. The Problem (Immediate Issues or Problem) A pharmaceutical company wants to earn big profit for their business. Meanwhile, this company doesn’t able to achieve its goal because of some issues. This aims to solve its problem but unintentionally the issue was covered by another issue during the time of resolution. Namely Cheap Pharma Inc. (CPI) a generic drug company is suffering from low sales and small profits and possibly little earnings from its business

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