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Antonio Trujillo, PhD

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Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

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Applied Economics Health Care Policy Health Equity Health Insurance Access and Pricing of Prescription Drugs

Antonio Trujillo, PhD, MPP, is a health economist working to improve access to medicines and the lives of seniors with chronic conditions around the globe.

Related work

Publication
Effects of Horizontal Mergers on Prices of Generic Drugs
Antonio Trujillo, Mariana Socal and Gerard Anderson for Journal of Economic Analysis
October 9, 2024
Publication
Dynamics of biological markets with multiple biosimilar competitors in the United States
Mariana P. Socal and Antonio J. Trujillo for Expert Opinion on Biological Therapy
September 1, 2024
Publication
On the motivation for pharmaceutical manufacturer coupons: Brand loyalty or customer acquisition?
Jason Brian Gibbons, Manuel Hermosilla and Antonio Trujillo in Health Services Research
November 9, 2022
Publication
The Price Paradox of Biosimilar-Like Long-Acting Insulin
Findings suggest that Basaglar was not less expensive for patients than Lantus. Empirical evaluation of biosimilar costs prior to automatic substitution is necessary.
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