Overdose how excessive government regulation stifles pharmaceutical innovation
Material type: TextPublication details: New Haven Yale University Press 2006Description: xi, 283 p. 25 cmISBN:- 9780300116649
- 338.4761510973 23 EP-O
- HD9666.6 .E67 2006
- QV 736
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"An Institute for Policy Innovation Book."
Includes bibliographical references (p. 241-271) and index.
Rising expectations-- and diminishing returns -- Property generally : externalities, coordination, and the public domain -- Intellectual property: the public domain and private rights -- Taming conflict of interests -- Federally sponsored research under Bayh-Dole -- The anticommons -- The single monopoly : current patent limitations -- Rate regulation : an unneeded swamp -- Patent purchases: a second swamp -- Socialization of R & D : the final swamp -- The steady expansion of FDA power -- FDA versus the individual : upstream or downstream decision making -- Drug withdrawal : too much, too soon -- Getting the drugs to market -- Deceptive marketing -- Tort preliminaries -- Product liability for prescription drugs : manufacturing and design cases -- The main event : misrepresentation, overpromotion, and duty to warn -- Conclusion : socialized medicines.
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