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Regulating for Competition: Government, Law, and the Pharmaceutical Industry in the United Kingdom and France
The pharmaceutical industry is one of the most closely regulated sectors of the Western economies. In this study, Hancher provides one of the first comprehensive analyses of the regulatory systems in France and the United Kingdom, with particular focus on safety, control of price, profit, and
promotional restrictions. She offers an examination of regulation as a dynamic process, exploring its impact on the operating environment of major research-based firms, and comparing the ways in which different legal cultures may provide different opportunities or impose different forms of
constraint on policy makers.
promotional restrictions. She offers an examination of regulation as a dynamic process, exploring its impact on the operating environment of major research-based firms, and comparing the ways in which different legal cultures may provide different opportunities or impose different forms of
constraint on policy makers.
438 pages, Hardcover
First published December 27, 1990
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