American Crossroads Attacks Harry Reid For Not Bringing Nevada Enough Stimulus

Let's look at the 2004 figures:



Drug makers spent, on average, nearly one-third (32%) of their revenues on marketing, administration and advertising, compared with less than half as much (14%) on all R&D. With total industry revenue approaching an estimated $285 billion, that means more than $90 billion a year is spent on marketing, compared to about $40 billion is spent on R&D. And even some of the expenses they count as R&D are payments to doctors to conduct unnecessary clinical trials that are aimed not at research findings, but getting more patients on the latest more expensive medicines before they are FDA approved.
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