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Many Africans lack access to essential medicines for myriad reasons, including the relatively high price of drugs: local production is unlikely to alleviate this problem.
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This study examines the price, conditions of purchase, and basic quality of five popular drugs purchased over the Internet.
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For unmet medical needs, FDA also needs to move away from its prevailing orthodoxy that approval is a binary event in the life of a drug.
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This piece reviews earlier work on international pharmaceutical prices and then brings to bear a data set that permits us to explore questions not previously addressed.
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How severe is the crisis in the pharmaceutical industry?
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By John E. Calfee
, Mario Villarreal , Ximena Pinell
Wednesday, June 1, 2005
This is a study of international disparities in prescription drug prices between the United States and five OECD nations (Australia, Canada, France, Germany, and the U.K.).
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Medical Necessity Meets Fiscal Insanity
By Joseph Antos
, Jagadeesh Gokhale
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Cato Institute Briefing Papers
Wednesday, February 9, 2005
Congress should revisit the Medicare prescription drug program and insist on significant market-based reforms, not merely an ever-expanding array of benefits.
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This paper reviews a large literature on the effects of pharmaceutical industry price controls on the organization and practices of firms.
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The Influence of Secretary Thompson’s Cipro Negotiations
We need tools for dealing with bioterrorism when it occurs, and among these tools are pharmaceuticals.
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Sunday, November 22, 2009
