Market heterogeneity and drug innovation /

Market heterogeneity and drug innovation /

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The Induced Innovation Hypothesis (IIH) describes the causal effect of market size (i.e., product demand) on innovation output -- larger value markets offer larger profit potential which leads to higher rates of new product entry. Empirical literature has supported the IIH but the estimated effects...

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Main Author: Lee, Rocky
Corporate Author: University of Pennsylvania Health Care Management and Economics
Other Authors: Bradlow, Eric T. (committee member), Burns, Lawton R. (committee member), Danzon, Patricia Munch, 1946- (committee member), Harrington, Scott E. (advisor, committee member), Pauly, Mark V., 1941- (committee member)
Format: Thesis Book
Language:English
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Call Number: HB004 2013 .L479

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