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Pharmaceutical Innovation: The Case of Switzerland, similarities in the production processes of both chemical and pharmaceutical substances. Many industry reports aggregate the chemical and the pharmaceutical industries into one single industry called ‘the pharmaceutical-chemical industry’.

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Book 20041st edition of drug development at US$ 800 million to US$ 1 billion - per drug! This is equivalent to the price tag of the Empire State Building, when it was for sale a few years ago. In 2001, the major US and European pharmaceutical companies invested more than US$ 30 billion in R&D, at a higher R&D- to-sales

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The Science and Technology Challenge: How to Find New Drugs, technologies. While innovation activities of established pharmaceutical companies were traditionally based on organic chemistry, biochemistry and chemical engineering, biotechnology companies have built a reputation in many novel areas, such as cell biology, molecular genetics, protein chemistry and encymology (Whittaker, Bower 1994).