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RU 486: The Handling by Roussel-Uclaf of a Double Ethical Dilemma (B)

By Henri-Claude de Bettignies,  Gilda Villaran
Published 01 Jan 1991
Reference 2886
Topic Leadership & Organisations
Industry Pharmaceuticals,  Medical Practice
Region Europe
Length 5 page(s)
Language English
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Summary

Case (B) describes subsequent events: Roussel-Uclaf decides to suspend distribution of the product. However, two days after the firm makes its decision public, the French Government intervenes and mandates the firm to reverse its decision.

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      About the authors
      de Bettignies

      Henri-Claude de Bettignies

      Emeritus Professor of Asian Business

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