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public health and welfare partly depend on whether, and to what extent, advertising: 1) raises "selective" or brand … and persuasive elements. Consumer advertising is more effective at enlarging the market, educating consumers, inducing … physician contact, expanding drug treatment, and promoting adherence among existing users. Physician advertising is primarily …
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Direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription drugs (DTCA) is heavily regulated. Nelson (1974) provides an informal … argument that improved regulation of advertising increases its credibility and therefore the incentives to advertise. He … concludes that tighter regulation will stimulate advertising of true claims and that "moderately enforced" regulation will …
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The aim of this paper is to empirically analyse the responses by general practitioners to promotional activities for ethical drugs by pharmaceutical companies. Promotion can be beneficial as a means of providing information, but it can also be harmful in the sense that it lowers price...
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pharmaceuticals by pharmaceutical companies. Promotion can be beneficial as a means of providing information, but it can also be …
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