We analyze a monopolist’s incentive to innovate a new antibiotic which is connected to the same pool of antibiotic treatment efficacy as is another drug produced by a generic industry. We outline the differences of antibiotic use under market conditions and in the social optimum. A time and state-dependent tax-subsidy mechanism is proposed to induce the monopolist and generic industry to exploit antibiotic efficacy optimally
Over the past decade, there has been a growing recognition of the increasing growth of antibiotic re...
The use of antibiotics poses an impure public goods problem. Their utilization jointly generates a (...
In Europe there are 25 000 deaths per year as a result of antimicrobial resistance and in the world ...
We develop a dynamic bio-economic model of bacterial resistance and disease transmission in which we...
The increase in antibiotic resistance and the dearth of novel antibiotics have become a growing conc...
The scarcity of novel antibiotic compounds in a time of increasing resistance rates has begun to rin...
The scarcity of novel antibiotic compounds in a time of increasing resistance rates has begun to rin...
The development of antibiotics needs to be supported through new financial stimuli, including help f...
There is growing concern within the public health community that the rapid decline of new antibiotic...
We analyze the exploitation of an antibiotic in a market subject to open access on the part of antib...
Since their discovery more than 70 years ago antibiotic drugs have been efficient tools for treating...
A serious need to spur antibiotic innovation has arisen because of the lack of antibiotics to combat...
There is now global recognition that antibiotic resistance is an emerging public health threat. Poli...
In this paper, we are interested in how a pharmaceutical industry manages existing antibiotic drugs ...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1999In recent years bacteria have become increasingly res...
Over the past decade, there has been a growing recognition of the increasing growth of antibiotic re...
The use of antibiotics poses an impure public goods problem. Their utilization jointly generates a (...
In Europe there are 25 000 deaths per year as a result of antimicrobial resistance and in the world ...
We develop a dynamic bio-economic model of bacterial resistance and disease transmission in which we...
The increase in antibiotic resistance and the dearth of novel antibiotics have become a growing conc...
The scarcity of novel antibiotic compounds in a time of increasing resistance rates has begun to rin...
The scarcity of novel antibiotic compounds in a time of increasing resistance rates has begun to rin...
The development of antibiotics needs to be supported through new financial stimuli, including help f...
There is growing concern within the public health community that the rapid decline of new antibiotic...
We analyze the exploitation of an antibiotic in a market subject to open access on the part of antib...
Since their discovery more than 70 years ago antibiotic drugs have been efficient tools for treating...
A serious need to spur antibiotic innovation has arisen because of the lack of antibiotics to combat...
There is now global recognition that antibiotic resistance is an emerging public health threat. Poli...
In this paper, we are interested in how a pharmaceutical industry manages existing antibiotic drugs ...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1999In recent years bacteria have become increasingly res...
Over the past decade, there has been a growing recognition of the increasing growth of antibiotic re...
The use of antibiotics poses an impure public goods problem. Their utilization jointly generates a (...
In Europe there are 25 000 deaths per year as a result of antimicrobial resistance and in the world ...