Dresden Pharmaceuticals has decided to go ahead and
start clinical trials on a potential new drug. The total R&D
costs are estimated to reach around $875,000,000 with clinical
trials mounting to $145,000,000. The current market size is
estimated to be around 3,000,000 and is expected to grow at 4
percent every year. The market share Dresden hopes to capture in
the first year is 7 percent, and is projected to grow by 25 percent
each year for the next 4 years. A monthly prescription is
anticipated to generate revenue of $420 while incurring variable
costs of $150. A discount rate of 8 percent is
assumed.
| Dresden Pharmaceuticals | |
| Data | |
| Market Size | 3,000,000 |
| Unit (monthly Rx) revenue ($) | 420 |
| Unit (monthly Rx) cost ($) | 150 |
| Discount Rate ( per cent) | 8 |
| Project Costs | |
| R&D ($) | 875,000,000 |
| Clinical Trials ($) | 145,000,000 |
Calculate the annual cost incurred for the second year.
| A. $638,820,000 | ||||||||||||||
| B. $1,224,120,000 | ||||||||||||||
| C. $884,520,000 | ||||||||||||||
|
D. $491,400,000 Which of the following conditions is the optimal solution to the newsvendor problem, where Q is the quantity to be purchased, and D is demand?
Calculate cumulative net profit at the fourth year.
|
market size for first year=3000000
market size in second year =3000000*1.04=3120000
market captured in first year =7%
market captured in second year=7%*1.25=8.75%
no of units in second year=8.75%*312000=273000
cost of total units=273000*150*12=491400000(d)
2.q>d becausethere iss always a scope for higher demand for the product than the meanso hence if we stock exactly the same amount as the mean demand then we might not be able to supply for the extra demand.
3.market size for fourth year =3000000*(1.04)^4=3509575
market cap for fourth year=7*(1.25)^4=17.089%
no of units in fourth year=17.089*3509575=59978088
net profit=59978088*(420-150)*12=1943290063
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