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The Competitive Status of the U.S. Pharmaceutical Industry -- Copyright -- Preface -- Contents -- Summary -- FINDINGS ON THE U.S. COMPETITIVE POSITION -- DETERMINANTS OF NATIONAL PHARMACEUTICAL COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE -- OPTIONS FOR AMERICAN POLICY -- Trade Options -- Domestic Economic Options -- Regulatory Options -- 1 Overview of U.S. Pharmaceutical Industry -- EMERGENCE OF THE MODERN PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY -- NATURE OF PHARMACEUTICAL COMPETITION -- BENEFITS AND RISKS OF TECHNICAL CHANGE -- OVERVIEW AND LIMITATIONS OF THIS STUDY -- NOTES -- 2 Competitive Position of the U.S. Pharmaceutical Industry -- RESEARCH -- INNOVATION -- PRODUCTION -- SALES -- STRUCTURE -- TRADE -- SUMMARY -- NOTES -- 3 Determinants of National Pharmaceutical Competitive Advantage -- LABOR COSTS -- MARKET GROWTH -- NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CAPACITY -- GENERAL RELATIVE DECLINE OF U.S. INDUSTRY -- INDUSTRIAL POLICY: REGULATION -- Greater Use of Expert Committees -- Greater Acceptance of Foreign Data -- Less Politicization of Drug Approval Process -- Greater Cooperation between Regulators and Industry -- INDUSTRIAL POLICY: TAXATION -- INDUSTRIAL POLICY: TRADE -- SUMMARY -- NOTES -- 4 New Developments Affecting the Industry -- SCIENTIFIC ADVANCES -- JAPANESE DEVELOPMENTS -- NOTES -- 5 Options for American Industrial Policy -- TRADE OPTIONS -- DOMESTIC ECONOMIC OPTIONS -- REGULATORY OPTIONS -- The IND Process -- Early Clinical Research -- Objectives of Investigational Drug Regulation -- Clinical Development Studies -- Preclearance of Clinical Research -- The NDA Process -- Application of the Standards for Drug Approval -- The NDA Submission and Its Review -- Utilization of Outside Expert Advice -- Application of the Standards for Drug Approval -- FDA Management -- Resources for the New Drug Review Process -- Improving Interactions with Industry.

Mastering a New Role -- Copyright -- Preface -- Contents -- Executive Summary -- TRENDS AND CHALLENGES -- GOALS AND POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS -- Goal: Foster the timely adoption and effective use of commercially valuable technology throughout the U.S. economy -- Goal: Increase civilian R&D investment in the U.S. economy and close emerging gaps in the nation's civilian technology ... -- Goal: Access and exploit foreign technology and high-tech markets more effectively to advance the interests of U.S. citizens -- Goal: Create a strong institutional framework for federal technology policy in support of national e ... -- 1 Background: The Postwar U.S. Technology Enterprise -- FOUR DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE U.S. TECHNOLOGY ENTERPRISE -- The Primacy of Public Missions -- The Priority of Research and Development in Postwar Policy -- The Division of Roles Between the Public and Private Sectors -- The "Nonsystem" of U.S. Science and Technology Policymaking -- THE POSTWAR PERFORMANCE OF THE U.S. TECHNOLOGY ENTERPRISE IN PERSPECTIVE -- NOTES -- 2 The Changing Demands on National Technology Policy and Strategy -- RISING TECHNICAL INTENSITY AND THE REVOLUTION IN PRODUCTION SYSTEMS -- The Rising Technical Intensity of Industries -- The Revolution in Production Systems -- TOWARD A TECHNOLOGICALLY MULTIPOLAR AND INTERDEPENDENT WORLD -- Converging Capabilities in Technology Creation and Commercial Use -- Deepening Economic and Technological Interdependence -- The Internationalization of Technology Development and Diffusion -- THE GEOPOLITICAL PREMIUM ON ECONOMIC STRENGTH -- CONCLUSION: WEAKNESSES EXPOSED -- NOTES -- 3 Strengths and Weaknesses of the U.S. Technology Enterprise -- STRENGTHS OF THE U.S. TECHNOLOGY ENTERPRISE -- A Large, Productive Basic Research Enterprise -- A Large, Sophisticated Domestic Market.

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