Subject: Decisions Made at the UP Board Meeting Dear Board Members, I'm writing to summarize the decisions reached during our recent board meeting regarding three ethical dilemmas facing our company. We carefully discussed each issue and came to decisions after considering various options available to us. 1. The New Drug for River Blindness: We deliberated on how to price our new drug for River Blindness, weighing the need for accessibility against the requirement for profitability to sustain our research and development efforts. Ultimately, we decided to price the drug in a way that ensures accessibility to those in need while also ensuring a reasonable return on investment. This decision reflects our commitment to corporate social responsibility while maintaining the financial stability of the company. 2. Test Results for the PX200 (Heart Problems): The disclosure of test results indicating potential heart problems with PX200 presented a significant ethical dilemma. After thorough discussion, we agreed that transparency is crucial in such cases. We opted to immediately disclose the test results to the public, along with recommendations for further research and precautions for users. This decision underscores our dedication to prioritizing consumer safety and trust. 3. Animal Testing for a Dieting Product: The issue of animal testing for a dieting product raised concerns about ethical treatment of animals in research. Following extensive discussion, we recognized the importance of animal welfare and committed to reducing and ultimately eliminating animal testing wherever feasible. In this specific case, we resolved to explore alternative testing methods, such as computer modeling and human trials, to minimize harm to animals while ensuring product safety and effectiveness. In conclusion, the decisions made by the board reflect our dedication to upholding ethical standards and corporate responsibility in all aspects of our operations. These resolutions demonstrate our commitment to serving the interests of our stakeholders, including consumers, shareholders, and the wider community. Thank you all for your active participation and thoughtful contributions to the discussion. Best regards,