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Pharmaceutical spending is in many countries the second largest family expenditure, after food. No one questions that pharmaceutical companies invest large sums in research and the development of new and better pharmaceutical drugs. Originators are protected by patents and sold in monopolistic...
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Understanding the drivers of market concentration in the generic pharmaceutical industry is essential to guaranteeing the availability of low-cost generics. In this paper, we develop a structural model to capture the multiple determinants governing manufacturers' entry decisions; in particular,...
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Economic literature has extensively studied how prices for incumbent pharmaceutical drugs respond to generic competition after entry. However, less attention has been paid to pricing behavior in anticipation of brand-to-brand competition. We contribute to this gap in the literature by both...
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1. Pharmaceutical industry structure and its effect on marketing performance and product innovation -- 2. The environmental forces that influence industry stakeholders and shape their interactions -- 3. Global health care systems and market access : variations on a theme -- 4. The structure of...
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We examine the issue of new goods and price indexes for the important and tractable case of generic and branded drugs. By treating generics as entirely distinct goods and "linking them in" to indexes with fixed weights, the standard price indexes fail to reflect the substantial welfare gains to...
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I use variation in approval time for generic drugs to shed light on the objectives of the federal agency in charge of granting entry permission for these drugs (FDA). Applications belonging to firms later found to have engaged in fraud or corruption were approved nine months faster on average,...
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Compared with developed economies, health expenditure in China is not particularly high on a per capita basis or as a share of Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Similarly, pharmaceutical expenditure in comparative perspective is not particularly high on a per capita basis or as a percentage of GDP....
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