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| May 2010 | Characterizing Markets for Biopharmaceutical Innovations: Do Biologics Differ from Small Molecules?
with Murray L. Aitken, Ernst R. Berndt: w16014
Much has been written about the seemingly less formal, more agile biotechnology industry and its extensive interactions with academia and startups, as well as its distinct scientific, manufacturing and regulatory profile. Employing a data base encompassing all 96 biologics and 212 small molecules newly launched in the U.S. between 1998Q1 and 2008Q4, we compare their downstream clinical and commercial characteristics -- therapeutic class concentration, launch delays following approval, Orphan Drug and priority review status, supplemental indications, black box warning and safety record, and pricing and revenue growth during the product life cycle. We conclude that the market dynamics of biologics differ substantially from those of small molecules, although therapeutic class composition pl... |
| January 2010 | Characterizing Markets for Biopharmaceutical Innovations: Do Biologics Differ from Small Molecules?
with Murray L. Aitken, Ernst R. Berndt
in Frontiers in Health Policy Research, volume 13, David Cutler, Alan Garber, Dana Goldman, and William Vogt, organizers
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