Will Innovation Replace Branded Generics As Dominant Strategy For Big Pharma In Emerging Markets? (Part 1 of 2)
• By PharmAsia News
Although Deutsche Bank agrees with most analysts that emerging markets are an important growth driver for big pharma, the brokerage believes that many observers under appreciate the challenges ahead, and that familiar strategies such as branded generics and local acquisitions may be short-term plays that won't necessarily translate to long-term success in rapidly changing markets like Brazil, Russia, India and China
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