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Published December 20, 2020 | Version v1
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SHOULD WE EXPECT AN INCREASE IN CORPORATE ESPIONAGE IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY OF TOMORROW?

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Corporate espionage is a process of obtaining classified information from business competitors for economic reasons and gaining an advantage over the competition. This paper is presenting an analysis of industry growth, investments in R&D and the total value of the investment estimating the possible existence of trends and activities of corporate espionage in the drug development industry. Some authors analyze the cost-effectiveness of corporate espionage compared to investing in R&D, which if shows efficient - might be determining factor in broadening prohibited activities. The results of the analysis show that growing of corporate espionage might be expected in the future due to the growing impact of these industries on society.

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