Abstract
The introduction of product patent regime in 2005 forced the firms in the Indian Pharmaceutical Industry (IPI) to rethink their sources of competitive advantage. The absence of an appropriate funding mechanism through the Indian government and the acquisition of Indian pharmaceutical firms by MNCs have added to the woes. This study mainly focuses on how firms in the IPI would respond in such a scenario.
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