What are advantages and disadvantages of keeping the Swedish alcohol retail monopoly from the perspective of the consumer and from the perspective of the Swedish state?<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Swedish monopoly, Systembolaget, is a state owned corporation to sell 2.25% alcohol by volume In order to buy alcohol in systembolaget stores you have to be 21 years old. In other stores and restuarants you only have to be 18 years old. Systembolaget sets strict restrictions on the consumption of alcohol. Systembolaget has to compete against travelers’ imports, online purchases, and the black market for alcohol sales.<\/p>\n
Describe the alcohol policy defined by the government in your own country and explain if and how regulation is carried out by your government.<\/strong><\/p>\nIn the US you must be 21 years of age. That is the only regulation that the federal government really enforced. States get to choose the other regulations. The federal government can retain the ability to use tax incentives and federal funding to get states to support certain policies. I found it surprising that some states will allow 18 year olds to drink on their property with their parent or guardian with them. I do think this is okay because they can be supervised. In restuarants the server must be 21 to open alcoholic beverages and must be 18 to serve alcoholic beverages. I feel like their is a lot of confusion with some of the regulations and policies because it is different in each state. The only regulation and policy that is the same every where is you must be 21 to obtain alcohol and that 0.08 % is the limit of being able to operate a motorized vehicle.<\/p>\n
What are some of the inherent tensions in creating and maintaining public-private partnerships for the marketing of a public health product? How can you find a win-win situation basis for a public-private partnership?<\/strong><\/p>\nAccording to the text, there is an important need for a catalyst that can bring the two sectors together and help them create a win-win situation where both sides can achieve their goals (Hayden, 2014). In life or death situations the public sector is willing to make more risks. The community or private sector will slowly build its business and watch their funds. If the public sector does not succeed then it is just replaced. If the private sector fails it is more serious and more people will be affected. There is a win-win situation in the relationship that they can have. They are able to lean on one another. One can make the ideas, while the other one is able to watch funds. <\/p>\n
What are the pros and cons of balancing sustainability and achieving quick public health impact? What can be done to balance cost recover and equity?<\/strong><\/p>\nThe pros out weigh the cons in this. The pros are less people would get sick because they would be more educated. When people are more educated they will seek help when needed instead of hoping it will get better. This will help lower death rates. The con, as most times, is funding. Where is the money going to come from to help people who can not afford it? In order to help they can do fundraisers to help raise money by the community to help eveyrone.<\/p>\n
NetMark decided it had to go far beyond the 4Ps in order to succeed in Nigeria. Under what conditions should a social marketing program go beyond the 4Ps? What are the risks, rewards, and other factors to consider?<\/strong><\/p>\nIt is good to go beyond the 4Ps to reach all aspects. It is okay to think outside the box to reach more goals and be able to save more people. The risk is it could be more costly or it could take too long to figure out what is really needed. The rewards is knowing you are helping more people and reaching more people by thinking outside the box. The major things to consider like stated before is time and funding.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n
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