### social organization | institution | company:

Pharmaceutical company
* Many pharmaceutical companies have programs to provide medicines at reduced cost or free of charge
  - offer assistance to individuals unable to pay for their medications
  - provide free medications to people with low incomes
* Most pharmaceutical companies are large and well established
  - well-established
* Most pharmaceutical companies have Web sites for the dissemination of corporate information
  - indigent patient programs
  - programs to assist patients unable to afford their medications
  - offer free or discount medications for low income patients
* Pharmaceutical companies are in the business of making money from people's sickness
  - manufacturing companies
  - prime beneficiaries of growth, especially in emerging economies
  - the leaders in both women and minority directors
  - argue that prices are high because research and development costs are high
  - base their prices on local supply and demand
* Pharmaceutical companies can now put together their own molecules
  - target promotions of drugs they peddle
* Pharmaceutical companies claim high profits are necessary to finance the development of new drugs
  - that cross board trade encourages imports of counterfeit drugs
  - compete on a world-wide basis
  - concentrate herbs and extract ONLY the ingredient they are looking for
  - depend on their sales force to build strong relationships with physicians
  - distribute many experimental as well as time tested drugs
  - do have a responsibility to their investors
  - donate medicine
  - employ chemists of all educational levels
  - evaluate new drugs through clinical trials
  - exist to bring profits to their shareholders
  - live on patent protection
  - make billions of dollars on disease
  - place the responsibility of proper prescribing on the doctor
* Pharmaceutical companies produce animal-source and human insulin
  - drugs which are almost all sold by prescription only
  - more and more drugs, many designed for pain
  - remain the dominant partners for biotechnology companies
  - send in medicines and supplies
* Pharmaceutical companies spend a lot of money selecting and test-marketing drug names
  - billions each year targeting physicians offline
  - millions of dollars each year for Silica
  - thrive on innovation
  - use white more than any other colored plastic bottles
* Some pharmaceutical companies make medications available at no charge to eligible patients
  - spend crores of taka on doctors to promote sales of their products

### social organization | institution | company:

Private company
* Many private companies offer automobile insurance at different rates.
* Most private companies are maintenance and service providers
  - specialize in services
* Private companies are interested in investing in telecommunications, even in the rural regions.
* Private companies employ exercise physiologists to plan and implement employee wellness programs
  - soil scientists for plant growth, irrigation or waste management positions
  - exist to make money
  - have computers filled with genetic information
  - offer services
  - perform product testing on animals for almost anything imaginable
  - play a very important role in the land tenure system
  - provide services
  - to provide protection
* Some private companies collect and offer their own geodata
  - have diseases
* Some private companies operate earth orbits
  - low earth orbits

Public company
* Many public companies require officers and directors to own shares.
* Public companies exist to make their direct shareholders money
  - have stock traded on an open market

Record company
* Record companies are companies.
* Record companies are in business to make a profit
  - make money
  - like musical investment banks or venture capitalists
  - exist to sell music
  - make records
  - represent musicians
  - run every kind of music
  - track record sales