Pharma has struggled with the dilemma of drug pricing and patent enforcement in developing countries for decades. In an ideal world, everyone has access to quality health services without financial hardship, but, in the real world, not every country has a strong, efficient and well-run health system. In the past, pharmaceutical companies have been named and shamed for focusing on the richer countries that can afford to pay the prices needed to recoup high R&D costs – but things may be changing
European policy makers have been struggling to fulfil the partially conflicting policy goals of (1) ...
This paper studies price determination in pharmaceutical markets using data for 25 countries, six ye...
We study the long-run welfare effects of parallel trade (PT) in pharmaceuticals. We develop a two-co...
Access to affordable prescription drug is the critical mass of any meaningful public health policy. ...
A public economics framework is used to consider how pharmaceuticals should be priced when at least ...
At last count, global pharmaceutical spending exceeded $750 billion. Unlike most medical products a...
Global pharmaceutical pricing strategies have been debated in published literature; however, these d...
The pharmaceutical industry worldwide is a rapidly burgeoning industry contributing to growth of gro...
Designing a global pricing strategy for a new pharmaceutical product has become increasingly difficu...
Drug prices are uniquely susceptible to radical price reductions through generic competition. Patent...
We use a public economics framework to consider how pharmaceuticals should be priced when at least s...
We present a model of the strategic interaction among authorities regulating pharmaceutical prices i...
Products of the modern pharmaceutical industry have improved the outlook for patients with many diso...
Against the background of certain progress in global health, pharmaceutical industry is becoming a v...
<div><p>Pharmaceutical sales exceed $850 billion a year, of which 84% are accounted for by brand dru...
European policy makers have been struggling to fulfil the partially conflicting policy goals of (1) ...
This paper studies price determination in pharmaceutical markets using data for 25 countries, six ye...
We study the long-run welfare effects of parallel trade (PT) in pharmaceuticals. We develop a two-co...
Access to affordable prescription drug is the critical mass of any meaningful public health policy. ...
A public economics framework is used to consider how pharmaceuticals should be priced when at least ...
At last count, global pharmaceutical spending exceeded $750 billion. Unlike most medical products a...
Global pharmaceutical pricing strategies have been debated in published literature; however, these d...
The pharmaceutical industry worldwide is a rapidly burgeoning industry contributing to growth of gro...
Designing a global pricing strategy for a new pharmaceutical product has become increasingly difficu...
Drug prices are uniquely susceptible to radical price reductions through generic competition. Patent...
We use a public economics framework to consider how pharmaceuticals should be priced when at least s...
We present a model of the strategic interaction among authorities regulating pharmaceutical prices i...
Products of the modern pharmaceutical industry have improved the outlook for patients with many diso...
Against the background of certain progress in global health, pharmaceutical industry is becoming a v...
<div><p>Pharmaceutical sales exceed $850 billion a year, of which 84% are accounted for by brand dru...
European policy makers have been struggling to fulfil the partially conflicting policy goals of (1) ...
This paper studies price determination in pharmaceutical markets using data for 25 countries, six ye...
We study the long-run welfare effects of parallel trade (PT) in pharmaceuticals. We develop a two-co...