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THE PHARMACEUTICAL MARKET: NORWAY - REVIEWThe macroenvironment for the Norwegian pharmaceutical industry is improving. Politically, the centre-left coalition is expected to hold together at least until the general election ...
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April 2013
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THE PHARMACEUTICAL MARKET: BELGIUM - REVIEWThe macroenvironment for the Belgian pharmaceutical industry is improving, but economic growth is being threatened by the euro area debt crisis. The Belgian pharmaceutical market i...
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April 2013
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THE PHARMACEUTICAL MARKET: CUBA - REVIEWEspicom estimates that Cuban health expenditure is the lowest in the Americas region. Nearly all health expenditure will be accountable to the public sector in the 2011-2016 period. D...
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April 2013
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THE PHARMACEUTICAL MARKET: DENMARK - REVIEWThe macroenvironment for the Danish pharmaceutical industry is improving. The centre-left coalition, of the Social Democratic Party, the Socialist People's Party and the Social...
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April 2013
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THE PHARMACEUTICAL MARKET: FINLAND - REVIEWThe macroenvironment for the Finnish pharmaceutical industry is improving. Politically, the new six-party coalition is larger and represents a broader spectrum of opinion than is u...
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April 2013
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THE PHARMACEUTICAL MARKET: AUSTRIA - REVIEWThe macroenvironment for the Austrian pharmaceutical industry is positive. Economic recovery is strengthening, with modest GDP real growth in 2011 and 2012. However, the EIU projec...
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April 2013
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THE PHARMACEUTICAL MARKET: IRELAND - REVIEWIreland has experienced rapid economic growth over the past 20 years, and has invested in large scale renovation and redevelopment of its healthcare infrastructure. That said, the ...
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April 2013
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North America Medical Device Reports provide the latest available data, expert analysis and our independent 5-year forecasts for key the Americas markets. Each country report covers political risk, the business environment, and macro-economic and ...
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April 2013
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Slovenia is one of the smallest countries in Europe, with a population of just over 2.0 million. It formed the most westerly and developed part of the former Yugoslavia. The country escaped almost unscathed from the destruction seen elsewhere due ...
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April 2013
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The UAE’s economy is heavily dependent on the price of oil. Per capita GDP is very high, ranked among the top 20 in the world, and in 2011 is estimated at US$51,285. Real GDP growth of just 3.6% is expected for 2011, but this is projected to...
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April 2013
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The UK has one of the largest medical device markets in the world, valued at US$8.9 billion in 2012. The domestic market vies with France as the second largest in Europe behind Germany. Per capita expenditure is equal to US$142. The UK market for ...
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April 2013
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Ukraine is the second largest country in Europe and the 22nd largest in the world. The population is estimated at 44.9 million in 2012. Ukraine aspires to join the EU, but membership is unrealistic for the foreseeable future. Relations with Russia...
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April 2013
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With a population over 300 million, the USA is the third largest country in the world, behind China and India. The largest state is California, with a population of 37 million.At an estimated US$120.4 billion in 2012, the US medical de...
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April 2013
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In the short-term, Business Monitor International (BMI) believes that investor confidence in Venezuela's private sector will remain low following the re-election of President Hugo Chávez, adding pressure to reinforce political ties with...
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April 2013
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A new law was passed in November 2008, which took effect in October 2009, making health insurance compulsory for all citizens. The government hopes to achieve total coverage by 2014. Under the new law, there are three levels of benefits under heal...
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April 2013
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Argentina has recovered from a severe economic crisis in 2002, which affected the healthcare sector and medical device imports. According to new figures released by BMI, GDP is expected to increase by real growth of 0.9% in 2013, reaching US$420.9...
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April 2013
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Australia is one of the richest healthcare markets in the Asia-Pacific region. The market ranks as the 13th largest in the world, while per capita spending is on a par with European markets such as France or Finland.Around 75% of...
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April 2013
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Although a relatively small market, Austria has a high level of per capita spending on medical devices. The market for medical equipment and supplies is valued at US$2,222 million in 2012, equal to US$263 per capita.Austria has a stable, ma...
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April 2013
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Bangladesh remains one of the poorest countries in the world. Poverty is widespread throughout and GDP is extremely low, despite it being the eighth most populous country on earth. Frequent large scale flooding also remains a constant threat.<...
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April 2013
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The Indonesian market for medical equipment and supplies was valued at US$493 million in 2012, equal to around just US$2 per capita. In overall market terms the total is similar to Hong Kong and Hungary. In per capita terms the total is more akin ...
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April 2013
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The Belarusian medical device market is small and under-developed. Key metrics, such as health expenditure per capita and medical device spending, are the lowest in Europe. An ailing economy and a political regime resistant to market modernisation...
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April 2013
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South Africa is among the top 30 most populous countries in the world with an estimated population of 50.5 million in 2011. The population is relatively young and the dire AIDS situation is having a negative impact on population growth, despite th...
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April 2013
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South Korea ranks as one of the world’s leading economies, with a population approaching 50 million and overall GDP listed among the top 15 in the world. As a result, much of the population expects a high level of medical care.So...
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April 2013
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GDP is the fourth largest in the eurozone, standing at US$1,382.7 billion in 2012. GDP is forecast to contract by 2.1% in 2012, compared to growth of 0.8% in 2011. Economic recovery is struggling, due to the eurozone debt crisis and the country&rs...
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April 2013
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The medical device market in 2012 is estimated to be US$2.5 billion, equal to US$265 per capita, and equivalent to 5.0% of total health expenditure, 0.8% of the world market and 0.5% of Sweden's GDP. The market is expected to increase at a CAG...
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April 2013
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Switzerland represents a very rich market. The medical equipment & supplies market is estimated to be approximately US$3.5 billion in 2012. Per capita spending is the highest in the world by some margin at US$435.The Swiss market p...
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April 2013
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Taiwan is one of the richest countries in the Asia Pacific region. It has a strong healthcare system and the universal health insurance ensures that all citizens have grown to expect a high level of care. That said, like a lot of public welfare sy...
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April 2013
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The Thai medical device market has been undergoing a period of strong growth, and if fundamentals remain the same, the market looks set to expand at an attractive 12.3% per annum in the medium term.In 2012, the Thai market for medical ...
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April 2013
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Turkey straddles the border of southeastern Europe and southwestern Asia and its neighbours are Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia, Greece, Iran, Iraq, Syria, the Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea. It is neither considered truly European nor...
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April 2013
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Peru is often overlooked when discussing the rapid-growth economies of South America. While it has neither the size nor the wealth of Brazil or Argentina, the country has recorded strong economic growth in recent years, except in 2009, when econom...
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April 2013
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The Republic of Poland is bordered by Russia (Kaliningrad), Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Germany, the Czech Republic and Slovakia. It was one of the ten countries to join the EU in May 2004. The Polish population stands at 38.3 million in 2012. Ar...
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April 2013
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BMI believes that the country’s aggressive fiscal consolidation drive as part of its 78.0 billion euros (US$108.3 billion) IMF/EU bailout package will keep domestic demand under significant pressure in the coming years. The only positive con...
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April 2013
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Romania is located in south-eastern Europe, bordering Hungary, Ukraine, Moldova, Bulgaria and Serbia. In 2012, the population is estimated at 21.4 million, making it one of the most populous countries in the region. Romania became an EU member sta...
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April 2013
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The Russian market is potentially huge, given its population and potential wealth of natural resources. Health expenditure remains low however, and patients are often forced to rely on out-of-pocket payments for treatment. A system of medical insu...
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April 2013
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The Ministry of Health (MoH) has allocated over SR7 billion (US$2 billion) for 67 health projects throughout the country as part of its fiscal 2012 budget. The MoH said the projects include the establishment of 12 new hospitals with a combined bed...
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April 2013
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The Republic of Serbia is located in the south of Central Europe and has two ‘autonomous’ provinces, Vojvodina in the north and Kosovo in the south. Kosovo declared its independence from Serbia in February 2008. Many EU members support...
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April 2013
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Singapore announced the implementation of its first set of medical device regulations in November 2007, and starting August 2010, all medical devices need to be registered and all dealers (including importers and manufacturers) need to be licensed...
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April 2013
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The Slovak Republic is geographically well-placed in central Europe, bordering the Czech Republic, Poland, Ukraine, Hungary and Austria. The capital is Bratislava. The population is estimated at 5.5 million in 2012 and is ageing at a steady rate, ...
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April 2013
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Latvia is one of the smallest countries in Europe. It joined the EU in May 2004. In 2012, it has an estimated population of 2.2 million with the most populous city being Riga, the capital. As with other European countries, Latvia has an ageing pop...
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April 2013
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Malaysia's medical devices and supplies are mainly imported, especially the more technologically advanced items. Espicom estimates current growth in the market to be a strong 15.9% per year, reaching US$2.8 billion, or US$90 per capita, by 201...
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April 2013
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Mexico is estimated to be the second largest medical equipment market in the Latin American region, valued at US$3.4 billion in 2012. The market is dominated by imports, principally from the USA. US manufacturers benefit from geographic proximity ...
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April 2013
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Situated in the north-west corner of Africa, the Islamic Kingdom of Morocco is the closest of the African countries to Europe, the northern port of Tangier forming a gateway to Spain, the other side of the Strait of Gibraltar.In 2012, the m...
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April 2013
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The Netherlands has a well developed, comparatively mature medical device market, which is valued at US$3.3 million in 2012, equal to US$198 per capita.The economic downturn, which resulted in a 1.1% contraction in the economy in 2012, has ...
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April 2013
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With a population of just over four million, New Zealand is a small but highly developed medical equipment market in the South Pacific. Much of the population is concentrated in the major urban areas of Auckland, Christchurch and the capital, Well...
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April 2013
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Espicom Limited
The size of the Norwegian medical device market is estimated to be US$1.1 billion in 2012, equal to US$229 per capita. The market is expected to grow by 3.9% per annum to reach US$1.4 billion by 2017, equal to US$270 per capita.The populati...
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April 2013
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Espicom Limited
Despite having one of the largest populations in the world, let alone ASEAN, the country remains largely poor, and most of the opportunities are centred around Manila and surrounding areas on the island of Luzon, with areas such as Mindanao laggin...
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April 2013
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Espicom Limited
Oman is a small, oil-exporting state in the Middle East, bordering the Indian Ocean. The country has strong diplomatic relationships with both Arab and leading Western nations.The country has a growing healthcare sector that is constantly b...
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April 2013
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Pakistan is one of the world’s most populous countries, poverty is rife and standards of living are defined by substandard sanitation, nutrition and widespread incidence of communicable diseases.The healthcare sector is poorly funded ...
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April 2013
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Greece is one of the least affluent members of the European Union. GDP was estimated at US$256.6 billion in 2012, with a 6.9% fall estimated this year. The economy is not expected to move out of recession until 2014. There is still a threat that G...
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April 2013
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Hungary is a landlocked country in Central Europe. It is one of the ten countries that joined the EU in May 2004, although it is not yet a Euro member. In the parliamentary elections of April 2010, the centre-right opposition party, Fidesz, won a ...
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April 2013
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