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Anne Catherine Faye, Vice President, Analysis Group, Inc.

#322 Prices on Your Mind? Using Economics To Understand Inflation, Tariffs, and Junk Fees

Posted 1 year ago Tagged antitrust competition cost pass-through economics enforcement inflation international junk fees market policy price tariffs U.S.

We are seeing some swirling changes to the marketplace and international trade that affect prices […]

https://ourcuriousamalgam.com/episode-player/3388/322-economics-inflation-tariffs-junk-fees.mp3?stats-code=ocaPodcastSite
Eric Grannon, Partner, White & Case LLP

#75 What’s Coming Next? Understanding the Next Big Areas in the Pharmaceutical Antitrust Wars

Posted 6 years ago Tagged antitrust class action competition drug intellectual property IP litigation patent pharmaceutical price product settlement

Battles in the pharmaceutical antitrust world have been increasingly heated, and to a great extent […]

https://ourcuriousamalgam.com/episode-player/1303/75-understanding-next-big-areas-pharmaceutical-antitrust-wars.mp3
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