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Drug regulation and innovation : empirical evidence and policy options

Grabowski, Henry G. - 1976

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Innovation and international competitiveness in pharmaceuticals

Grabowski, Henry G. - In: Evolving technology and market structure : studies in …, (pp. 167-185). 1990

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Demand shifting, optimal firm growth, and rule-of-thumb decision making

Grabowski, Henry G. - In: The quarterly journal of economics 84 (1970) 2, pp. 217-235

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The determinants of industrial research and development : a study of the chemical, drug, and petroleum industries

Grabowski, Henry G. - In: Journal of political economy 76 (1968) 2, pp. 292-306

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The effects of advertising on the interindustry distribution of demand

Grabowski, Henry G. - In: Explorations in economic research : occasional papers … 3 (1976) 1, pp. 21-75

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[Besprechung von:] Johnson, P. S.: Co-operative research in industry. An economic study. New York, London 1973

Grabowski, Henry G. - In: Journal of economic literature 12 (1974) 2, pp. 525-527

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Regulation and the international diffusion of pharmaceuticals

Grabowski, Henry G. - In: The international supply of medicines : implications of …, (pp. 5-36). 1980

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The determinants and effects of industrial research and development

Grabowski, Henry G. - 1966

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Introduction and overview

Sloan, Frank A.; Grabowski, Henry G. - In: Social Science & Medicine 45 (1997) 4, pp. 505-510

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Determinants and Distributional Aspects of Enrollment in U.S. Higher Education

Corazzini, Arthur J.; Dugan, Dennis J.; Grabowski, Henry G. - In: Journal of Human Resources 7 (1972) 1

Based upon human capital theory, an enrollment model for higher education is formulated with demand being subject to nonprice rationing by academic admission standards. Cross-sectional differences in student enrollment are related to variables representing both demand factors and supply-side...

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