Blecher, the famous father of prohormone, was sitting in his office, looking at the latest quarterly financial statements.
The situation was not optimistic. His company's loss increased again during the last quarter.
In industrial production, quantitative change would cause qualitative change. In any industrial product, the cost of production would be reduced as long as it was produced in enough quantity, and the same was true with drugs. The per unit costs of producing one million pills and one hundred million pills were totally different. If nothing else, the costs of research and development, shared evenly across one million pills and one hundred million pills, would create a hundredfold difference.
