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The Political Economy of Market Power in Pharmaceuticals.
The pharmaceutical industry is among the most politically powerful in the US today. This article describes how industry successfully has entrenched its power, with attention to four sources of power: property power, vertical power over politics, ideational power, and material power. Attempts to reform the industry must grapple with these forms of power, which are not easily separated and in the current environment tend to reinforce one another.
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