The Future of the Pharmaceutical Industry: Beyond Government-Granted Monopolies

Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 49 (1):25-29 (2021)
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Abstract

Just as tariffs lead to economic distortions and provide incentives for corruption, so do patent monopolies on prescription drugs, except the impact is often an order of magnitude larger.

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