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Why drug prices will go lower 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
The industry's days of gargantuan earnings are gone forever. Why? Managed-care outfits are demanding price breaks, and generics are proving tough competitors. 相似文献
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Granting health benefits to 37 million uninsured Americans will inflate demand for doctors--who are already stretched to the limit. The result: soaring prices and long waits. 相似文献
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Access Health Marketing is providing a radical cure for the feverish rise in medical costs. It's counseling patients over the telephone to help them make their own health care decision. 相似文献
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Cluster policy in the UK, pursued by the Regional Development Agencies (RDAs), has readily adopted a simplistic definition based upon industrial sectors and location quotients. Evidence drawn from a study of the operating behaviour of SMEs belonging to two traditional manufacturing industries within the West Midlands—automotive components and clothing—provides a critique of this approach. Whilst the automotive components industry has been designated part of a key, high priority cluster, the clothing industry has not. Using case studies from both industries, this paper shows firms both within and outside RDA cluster definitions display a remarkably similar range of behavioural characteristics. Yet, based on weakly defined cluster policy, one industry enjoys considerably more policy support than the other. The paper begins to question the logic of RDA cluster policy and to ask whether a more sophisticated and locally sympathetic manner of visualising clusters and business behaviour rather than an emphasis on employment numbers would have a greater impact for policy. 相似文献