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Doesn't this mean that the decline in profits when these drugs hit patent expiration will be even sharper?
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However, I'm also not sure about your timing. Specifically, the transmission mechanism you specify (increased price => increased suppy) takes a while, potentially years, to kick in. In that time, you can lose a lot of money on a short.
China's Global Impact: Inflation Exporter or Deflation Trendsetter?
"According to a recent Wall Street Journal article, there is evidence to suggest that foreign exporters are willing to adjust prices to hold on to U.S. market share as the dollar declines in value."
This effect is recognized by economists, but tends to be only short run. In the long run, producers react to lower prices in their domestic currency.
An interesting issue that you didn't discuss is the potential lack of price elasticity of demand for Chinese products in the US. Normally, when prices go up demand falls. But the US has now become totally dependent on Chinese products, and even with rising prices there are no cheaper alternatives. In which case higher prices may lead to the same relative demand for each product, but overall cuts to consumers budgets.
I wonder how rising Chinese prices would impact Walmart.
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But the irony was that some of them did better than the indexes.
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