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Can you tell me what the R&D investment chart of your PowerPoint is based on?

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I appreciate your presentation, you prepared a lot, and the structure is very clear, your references are also very clear.

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I think I learned a lot from your speech, I think you can prepare more diagrams to support your speech, thank you.

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I thought your prentation was great, I learned a lot, I hope you can speak louder and better prepared next time.

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I learned a lot from your presentation. I really like your presentation, you have a clear structure for each part, making it easy for me to understand. One suggestion I have is that your pronunciation be more accurate, your rhythm needs to have some ups and downs with your speech. thanks.

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In the end, you put forward consumer demand, how do you consider the relationship between budget and consumer demand?

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You use many signposting languages to link each part of your presentation, which is really good, I need to use this in my presentation, besides, you introduce the company very clearly. But for the part of your graph, I want to hear a lot of introductions, I want to know more, show more data.

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First, I have a question that 'How did you find industry literature?'

And I think you can analyze industry information more than company information, and I think that would be better.

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You have many references. Which reference do you find most difficult to understand?

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According to your presentation, I know the importance of AstraZeneca for drug innovation. Please explain innovation in other aspects besides targeted drugs.

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Please tell me why did you want to choose AstraZeneca as the subject of microeconomic reports?

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