Parallel Trade Effects
Parallel Trade Effects is an economic phenomenon in which differential pricing of identical pharmaceutical products across national markets, under a reference pricing system, induces arbitrage through cross-border trade, thereby influencing domestic market prices, reimbursement levels, and supply availability.
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Parallel Imports: Challenges from Unauthorized Distribution Channels
Reza Ahmadi, Bo Yang · Marketing Science · 2000 · 156 citations
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University of Colorado Boulder
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Imperial College London
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Centre for Economic Policy Research
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Nankai University
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Research Institute of Industrial Economics
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