Juul Tried to Position Itself as a Responsible Actor.It Backfired

https://www.wsj.com/articles/juul-tried-to-position-itself-as-a-responsible-actor-it-backfired-11569193666?mod=searchresults&page=1&pos=17

1.Juul pursued a strategy to win over Washington.The company tried to show Washington that it was "self-regulating".Did that strategy work and why or why not?

2.India has banned e-cigarettes entirely and the Trump administration said it planned to ban most vaping products from the market, leaving just those formulated to taste like tobacco. Whatstrategy do you think the company should take to position itself more favorably with the public.Do not repeat the things that they have already tried unsuccessfully unless you explain a different way for them to accomplish it.

3.With just two to three months before the proposed federal ban would take effect, Juul executives are deliberating a critical decision: shelter to lobby for a less-comprehensive ban that allows mint and menthol refill pods to remain on the market as an alternative for smokers of menthol cigarettes.What do you think they should do, and why?

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4.After reviewing some of the articles from the link above list 10 facts about e-cigarettes that you learned from this site. 1 point for each point

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https://truthinitiative.org/research-resources/topic/emerging-tobacco-products?subtopic%5B68%5D=68