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BSB113 Research Essay
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Queensland University of Technology - BSB113 - Economics
Your musings were overheard by the visiting Johnson and Johnson CEO. The CEO was impressed by your insights and has asked that you write him an economic analysis of the over consumption of antibiotics.
Externality Research Assignment - Decreasing Antiobiotic Consumption
This student studied:
Queensland University of Technology - BSB113 - Economics
An Economic Analysis of the Over Consumption of Antibiotics - BSB113 Research assignment on how negative externalities can decrease antibiotic consumption
Economic Problem Research Essay
This student studied:
Queensland University of Technology - BSB113 - Economics
Economic impacts of the over consumption of antibiotics. Monetary, socially and health implications.
BSB113 Assignment Research Essay
This student studied:
Queensland University of Technology - BSB113 - Economics
The aim of this report is to analysis the negative externalities of antibiotic overconsumption. Reducing the levels of antibiotic consumption in is vital for both economic and social efficiency. Through the use of an economic model, this report shall explain how a tax on antibiotic production can move consumption levels to be socially efficient. Additionally, the strengths and limitations of price and non-price policies will be critically analysed to determine their effectiveness in decreasing antibiotic consumption.
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