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Tony Beargie - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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shipping Lobbying Group forms
American shipper, 2000Co-Authors: Tony BeargieAbstract:SUBTITLE: CHRIS KOCH, FORMER FMC CHAIRMAN TO LEAD WASHINGTON-BASED LOBBY REPRESENTING 26 CARRIERS.
Mantu Kumar Satyam - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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to sale new product launch in competition market of old product competition by Lobbying of Groups of peoples castes religion of ethnic race Group philosophy
Asian Journal of Multidimensional Research, 2016Co-Authors: Mantu Kumar SatyamAbstract:Its important aspects of Group of peoples Lobbying ,castes of peoples Lobbying, which Group of peoples have to done want new business ,first identification of work together for that develop concept of Lobbying of ,castes ,religion ,Group of peoples ? Its have automatic natural property to protect of ethnic benefit and same understanding Groups benefit. Its very important inherent natural factor indirect/direct way understand by social empowerment increase any backward individual religion/castes reservation philosophy in India and united nations direction International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural right.The Strategy Have By Group Of Peoples Lobbying Sale , By Personal Interest OF Match Of Understand . After then hard work (saturation point) done on Lobbying Group peoples to chain of develop under that focus target of customer .Its give for customer whats product have to useful or not ? .But Lobbying concept develop to work very tough to sale product in other Lobbying of Groups of peoples, castes .
Glenn Hess - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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pharma wins in health reform legislation industry to pick up millions of newly insured customers
Chemical & Engineering News, 2010Co-Authors: Glenn HessAbstract:THE PHARMACEUTICAL and biotechnology industries are among the victors in the landmark health care reform package (H.R. 3590) signed into law by President Barack Obama last week. “Overall, there is a strong belief that the pharmaceutical industry will benefit from the reform,” says Tijana Ignjatovic, a health care analyst at market analysis firm Datamonitor. Over the next decade, the law will cost drug companies $85 billion in the form of industry surcharges and lower prices they will receive from government programs. But drugmakers ultimately stand to gain when more than 30 million previously uninsured patients begin visiting doctors and using prescription medicines. “Throughout this long process, we have been guided by a belief that all Americans should have access to high-quality, affordable health care coverage and services,” said the industry’s main Lobbying Group, Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America, in a statement. “This legislation, while not perfect, is a step in that direction.” ...
Alan Dove - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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business Group presses for broader release of scientific data
Nature Medicine, 2000Co-Authors: Alan DoveAbstract:The US Chamber of Commerce, a major business Lobbying Group, has begun mounting a challenge to new rules by the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB), asserting that the OMB undermined a law designed to release research data to the public. The move is the latest volley in an ongoing controversy about the new law, which subjects raw data from many types of clinical and environmental studies to disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
Kim Bartel Sheehan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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this ain t your daddy s greenwashing an assessment of the american petroleum institute s power past impossible campaign
2018Co-Authors: Kim Bartel SheehanAbstract:After the Obama administration signed the Paris Agreement to limit emissions, the American Petroleum Institute, a Lobbying Group for the petroleum industry, created a consumer advertising campaign to promote the different ways that the gas and oil industries benefit U.S. citizens. The advertising campaign debuted in the most-watched television program in United States—the Super Bowl—during a time when the U.S. public held strongly different opinions on U.S. Energy policy from the incoming Trump administration and Republican-dominated Congress. Generally, citizens favor investment in renewable energy while the government favors expansion of oil and gas drilling. The American Petroleum Institute campaign attempts to persuade U.S. citizens that the petroleum industry can help U.S. citizens to ‘power past impossible’ and live better lives. This chapter evaluates whether these ads can be considered greenwashing, defined as to the use of messages with environmentalism or green credentials to suggest that a company’s policies and products are environmentally friendly. The Power Past Impossible campaign provides evidence of greenwashing through both explicit communications (such as unsubstantiated claims that ‘gas comes cleaner’ and ‘oil runs cleaner’) and implicit communications (the use of green imagery). The ads also conflate the benefits of innovative products made with petroleum and the production of these products, providing a halo effect that can be misleading.