Seeds of Discontent: Genetically Modified Organisms, Non-Governmental Organizations, and the (Mortal?) Wounding of an Industry Case Solution
Abstract:
The case explains a political, social, and popular opinion crisis for an industry and a company. The crisis is stimulated by non-governmental institutions opposed to genetic modification. The case highlights concerns worrying the political and social environment and its influence on company choices and adoption of technological developments.
Pedagogical Objectives:
The mentor goals are to familiarize individuals with the possible effect of the non-market environment, particularly, civil society and NGOs, and legal and regulative bodies. The case likewise supplies insights into how technological developments and resulting item distinction may be tough to incorporate into product supply chains.
This is just an excerpt. This case is about Economics and Political Science
published: 01 Jan 2001
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