
A new competitiveness framework has revealed that the UK is losing the race for investment in pharmaceutical R&D, clinical trial delivery, and foreign direct investment due to an increasingly tough trading environment.
The new framework, from trade group the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI), is entitled Creating the Conditions for Investment and Growth and has been produced in partnership with PwC. It outlines the key factors that drive international competitiveness for pharmaceuticals, ranking the UK among its peers and highlighting the country’s relative strengths and weaknesses
In addition to the 48 competitiveness indicators used to benchmark the UK’s attractiveness compared to its peers across key investment factors, the framework also presents concise summaries of the strengths and weaknesses of other countries competing for investment.
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