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Zolol [24]
3 years ago
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Imagine you are a researcher with a pharmaceutical company who has just discovered a new drug that may potentially cure Ebola. C

ompose a three-paragraph memo to the chief executive officer of the company that addresses these aspects of the situation: Summarize the situation in West Africa, including the impact on the economies of the affected countries and the resources that are scarce. Discuss the resources you have used to discover the drug or will need to continue producing it. (Take an educated guess at what you will need for this part, just be sure to classify your needs into the proper factor of production.) Discuss the opportunity cost to the company in devoting more resources to the production and distribution of the new drug. Applying your knowledge of the factors of production and PPCs, explain the impact that your drug could have on the economies of countries in West Africa affected by the Ebola virus.
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satela [25.4K]3 years ago
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Answer:

Memo No. 010

New Guinea, August 1, 2020.

Subject: Treatment against Ebola.

From: Alice Creli

To: Roger Ross, Executive Director of Line Med.

Dear Mr Ross.

I am the director of a medical research laboratory in New Guinea. My team and I have devoted our research and resources to finding products that can decrease and control Ebola transmission and infection in West Africa, which consequently improves countless problems facing this region.

I believe that you already know how the transmission of this disease has caused great economic, social and structural wear and tear in the African territory and that although many economic and humanitarian resources have been spent to control this situation, the resources were not efficient, which shows the need for more research and planning, which became more difficult with the arrival of another disease.

In front of that, I would like to communicate that my team has been successful in developing a treatment that has been positive in establishing immunity (against the Ebola virus) in mice. We arrived at this treatment by doing research with DNA from nodulating bacteria and we got promising results, but they need to be tested in humans. We are an independent laboratory and we have few resources to start the second phase of tests and for this reason I write to you, asking for the generous participation of Line Med, in resources for the manufacture of the treatment, as well as help in the dissemination and search for volunteers. I believe that the treatment is promising and could bring many benefits.

Thank you for your time and I await your response.

Kind regards,

Alice Creli

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Explanation:

A memo is a short, straightforward, simple and clear text that exposes matters quickly and without blurring. Usually this text is related to commercial themes, invitations, or other factors that need a fast and effective communication.

The memo is written with the following points:

  1. Memo number;
  2. Sender;
  3. Recipient, this being mentioned by the position he holds;
  4. Subject indication;
  5. Place and date;
  6. Message body
  7. Farewell;
  8. signature
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