In a society where we have to give something in return for everything we acquire, we pay whatever “price” necessary to get what we need and most often we cannot offer what is wanted by those that offer us what we need. When it comes to medicine or treatments that could save lives, one cannot help but wonder if we can place restrictions on such profit. However, the companies are essential to the creation of such medical treatments, if we restrict their profit and limit their gain, there is the potential that they will not endeavor to continue excelling in their business. Without, the treatments, even as high priced as they may be, we would be in a worse position, because as you mentioned at least we have some access to it, which is better than having no access to such medicine. Ultimately, it is difficult to say if the companies are unethical or ethical, it all depends on how you view fairness and justice, which everyone views
In a society where we have to give something in return for everything we acquire, we pay whatever “price” necessary to get what we need and most often we cannot offer what is wanted by those that offer us what we need. When it comes to medicine or treatments that could save lives, one cannot help but wonder if we can place restrictions on such profit. However, the companies are essential to the creation of such medical treatments, if we restrict their profit and limit their gain, there is the potential that they will not endeavor to continue excelling in their business. Without, the treatments, even as high priced as they may be, we would be in a worse position, because as you mentioned at least we have some access to it, which is better than having no access to such medicine. Ultimately, it is difficult to say if the companies are unethical or ethical, it all depends on how you view fairness and justice, which everyone views