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Japanese Pharmas Investing Heavily in Emerging Markets - BioJapan Conference

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By 2030 the total pharma market size of BRIC countries, together with Mexico and Turkey, could reach $330 billion to $420 billion - almost equal to the combined market size of North America and Japan in 2006, which was $354 billion..

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