NCJ Number
17433
Date Published
1974
Length
337 pages
Annotation
A POLITICAL CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISON WHICH DISCUSSES THE REASONS THAT BRITISH MANUFACTURERS WERE SUCCESSFUL IN RESISTING A LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM TO REDUCE DRUG COSTS WHILE THE CANADIAN MANUFACTURERS FAILED TO DO SO.
Abstract
FOR THE PERIOD BETWEEN 1930 AND 1970, THE AUTHOR ANALYZES THE ROLES PLAYED BY INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS, INSTITUTIONS, DRUG MANUFACTURERS AND THE MARKETING STRUCTURE OF THE PRODUCT. HE DISCUSSES MONOPOLY AND RESTRICTIVE TRADE PRACTICES CRITICALLY AND OBJECTIVELY. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT MODIFIED)