India, Survey Data - Management Sciences for Health

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Access to Essential Medicines: State of Rajasthan, India, Survey Data, 2001
Table 16. Three Main Problems Experienced When Obtaining Best Value from
Suppliers
Answer Total Percentage
Not applicable 10 90.91
Other 1 9.09
Grand total 11 100.00
Table 17. Decision-Making on Sales Price of the Medicines Sold
Answer Total Percentage
Maximum retail price with local taxes 4 36.36
Maximum retail price without local taxes 3 27.27
Use the price suggested by the supplier with local taxes 1 9.09
Use the price suggested by the supplier without local taxes 0 0.00
Add a percentage to the price paid to the supplier with local taxes 0 0.00
Add a percentage to the price paid to the supplier without local taxes 2 18.18
Other (specify) 1 0.00
Grand total 11 100.00
Scheduling
Table 18. (Title Unknown)
Answer Total Percentage
Yes 2 18.18
No 9 81.82
Grand total 11 100.00
Table 19. Store Uses Any Computerized System for Business Purposes
Answer Total Percentage
Yes 0 0.00
No 11 100.00
Grand total 11 100.00
Observations
Table 20. Types of Products Sold in the Shop
Answer Total Percentage
Drugs 7 63.64
Medical supplies (including bed nets and syringes) 1 9.09
Condoms 5 45.45
Natural foods 8 72.73
Packaged foods 9 81.82
Unpacked foods 6 54.55
Paper goods and supplies 5 45.45
Clothing 3 27.27
Sundry items (e.g., perfumes, soaps, cosmetics, gifts) 9 81.82
Other (specify) 3 27.27