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Essay Instructions: Pfizer - Wyeth merger
present two arguments. The first should argue in favor of the proposed merger, from the perspective of the firms. The second agrues against the proposed merger from the perspective of the broader public interest. In those arguments, answer the following questions.
1.Explain the importance of competition among firms.
2.Explain whether the competitive environment in this industry benefits society or not.
3.Is a high degree of market concentration a boon or threat to consumers? Explain. Use either the allocative efficiency or dynamic efficiency arguments.
4.Can the oligopoly market structure benefit both consumers and businesses by forging common standards in industries that experience rapid technological change?

Essay Instructions: The case analyze has to be done in format of SWOP and also term paper together.

Need to analyze the Pfizer- Viagra product and present your findings and present your strategic plan for the company for the next five years(VERY IMPORTANT) this forecast. The presentation of your strategic plan may be organized on the basis of several framework.

It is suggested to use business periodicals and also Internet for the case analysis as well as financial analysis provided by financial institute.

I will fax over and email the exercise for this case analysis.

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There are faxes for this order.

Essay Instructions: Based on the information faxed I need a paper recommending buy, hold or sell Pfizer stock. This decision is based on earnings per share, dividend yield etc. (data will be provided in fax) In the same paper I need five reasons that support the decision of the five reasons 3 should be financial, market and industry risks.
There are faxes for this order.

Essay Instructions: Select a manufacturing organization you are familiar with (Pfizer).



Review the company's website (http://www.pfizer.com/) and other available information and answer the following:

What type of process design do they use: Make to Order, Make to Stock, or Batch?