Physician Peer Effect on Prescription Drugs
Interview with Harikesh Nair, Assistant Professor of Marketing,
Stanford University Graduate School of Business
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Prof. Harikesh Nair talks about his research on the role of "Opinion Leaders" in the marketing of pharmaceutical drugs.
Tags: prescription drugs, marketing, opinion leaders, Harikesh Nair, Stanford
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