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Where to Find the Course:

Home Page: http://gspp.berkeley.edu/iths/RDStrategies/Home.htm

Wiki: https://bspace.berkeley.edu/portal

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Course Overview:Course Overview:Thinking Through the ProblemThinking Through the Problem

Stephen M. Maurer

Designing Strategies for Neglected Disease ResearchLaw 284.26

Public Policy 190/290

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Where to Find the Course:

Home Page: http://gspp.berkeley.edu/iths/RDStrategies/Home.htm

Wiki: https://bspace.berkeley.edu/portal

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Owner’s Manual

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Owner’s Manual

“The power of instruction is seldom of much efficacy except in those happy dispositions where it is almost superfluous."

- Edward Gibbon

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This is nominally …

A Course About a Specific Innovation Problem (Mostly Economics)

But you should think of it as …

A Course About R&D Incentives

Ongoing Research

A Course About Giving Practical Advice

(A Potential Initiative)

The Hard (Also Rewarding, Interesting) Part…

Goals

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Interdisciplinary Problems

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Three views- Cartoon intuition- “How to do public policy”- A worked example.

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InterdisciplinaryProblems

Drugs for U.S.

Drugs for DevelopingWorld

The Problem

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Political Science –Redistribution

Drugs for U.S.

Drugs for DevelopingWorld

InterdisciplinaryProblems

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Biology & Engineering

Drugs for U.S.

Drugs for DevelopingWorld

InterdisciplinaryProblems

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This Course (Primarily)

Drugs for U.S.

Drugs for DevelopingWorld

InterdisciplinaryProblems

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Incentives Design

Drugs for U.S.

Drugs for DevelopingWorld

InterdisciplinaryProblems

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Doing Public Policy- Define Goals Understand

Identify Bottlenecks Design a (Hopefully) Elegant Response.

InterdisciplinaryProblems 2

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Doing Public Policy- Define Goals Understand

Identify Bottlenecks Design a (Hopefully) Elegant Response.

1. Define GoalsChoose an Objective Function!

InterdisciplinaryProblems 2

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Doing Public Policy- Define Goals Understand

Identify Bottlenecks Design a (Hopefully) Elegant Response.

2. UnderstandTake Theory Seriously

- “Pharma doesn’t want to prevent diseases, selling drugs is more lucrative.”

- “Prizes are only paid if you get a drug.”

*Making Contact Between Theory and Evidence

InterdisciplinaryProblems 2

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Doing Public Policy- Define Goals Understand

Identify Bottlenecks Design a (Hopefully) Elegant Response.

3. Identify Bottlenecks- What are the Main Innovation Challenges?

- The Innovation Toolbox

InterdisciplinaryProblems 2

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Doing Public Policy- Define Goals Understand

Identify Bottlenecks Design a (Hopefully) Elegant Response.

4. Design a Response

- “No dominant incentive mechanism”

- What are the Main Innovation Challenges?

- The Innovation Toolbox

InterdisciplinaryProblems 2

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A Concrete Example:Prizes vs. PPPs

PrizesHow Big Should the Prize Be?$800m ± $115m

PPPsPicking WinnersManaging Outsourced R&DGetting the Best Ideas

… And Also Patents? Access Pricing

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Innovation Economics

Efficient Procurement(Getting a Good Price) Usually: Efficiency: How intense do we want

R&D effort to be?Here: Limited Budget: How much will it

cost?

Information Asymmetry/Agency Problems(Managing Outsourced R&D)Managers Don’t Know EverythingResearchers May Have Diverging Goals

Recurring Themes

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Innovation Economics, ctd…

Eliciting Information(Getting Good Ideas)Good Ideas are (Often) Widely DistributedCounterexamples

A prizes for reduced DALYs?A prize for optimized drug

compounds?

Efficient AccessPatentsPrices matter!

Recurring Themes

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“It’s a Great Idea, But Government Will Never Listen”

A Lawyer’s Faith

Comment

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Lecture Topic Speaker

Week 1 Introduction AK, SMJan. 13-15

Defining The Goals:

Week 2 Disease Burdens Kirk Smith, Julia Jan. 20-22 R&D Priorities Walsh

Week 3A The Drug Discovery David RidleyJan. 27 Business

Week 3B, Drug Development Jim McKerrow4A Science; The Neglected Solomon NwakaJan. 29- Disease Pipeline

Roadmap

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Lecture Topic Speaker

Week Innovation Economics SM, AK4B – 5BFeb. 5-12

Leading Proposals:

Week 6A Price Discrimination and Keith MaskusFeb. 17 Patent Pools

Week 6B Financing Proposals Saul WalkerFeb. 19

Week 7A Prizes Aidan Hollis

Roadmap

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Lecture Topic Speaker

Week 7B Funding Clinical Trials Dean BakerFeb. 26

Week 8A Advanced Market Michael KremerMar. 3 Commitments

Mar. 6 Critical Evaluations Due

Week 9A Private Public Suerie MoonMar. 10 Partnerships

Week 9B Regulatory Approval David Kessler

Roadmap

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Lecture Topic Speaker

Week 10B Political Economy Richard WilderMar. 17-19 James Love

Week 11-12 Incentive Design Choices SM, Brian Wright,Mar. 31- Economists Roundtable Suzanne ScotchmerApr. 9

Week 13 Delivering Healthcare Julia WalshApr. 14-16 Ndola Prata

Week 14 Student Papers; --Apr. 20-21 Concluding Remarks

Roadmap

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Class Participation (25%)Wiki(In Class Discussion)Lecture Reporter

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Midterm ProjectCritique an Existing Initiative (25%)Self-assemble

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Final ProjectWhite Paper (50%)Groups of 4-6 studentsIdeal: Self-assemble!

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Logistics

Home Page: http://gspp.berkeley.edu/iths/RDStrategies/Home.htm

Wiki: https://bspace.berkeley.edu/portal


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