Overview of plasma economics

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Overview ofplasma economics

• Jane Martin
• Managing Director
• Bio Products Laboratory

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Plasma collection, testing and costs

• Plasma fractionation process chain (12 months
  from raw plasma collection to final products)

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Effects of supply and demand

• The economics of fractionation, or a dynamic
  demand and supply equilibrium

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Effects of supply and demand

• The economics of fractionation, or a dynamic
  demand and supply equilibrium

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Effects of supply and demand

• The economics of fractionation, or a dynamic
  demand and supply equilibrium

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• At different times, products may be in surplus or
  in shortage during the cycle.This impacts on the
  availability of products on the global markets as
  a series of checks and balances take place.

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• At different times, products may be in surplus or
  in shortage during the cycle.This impacts on the
  availability of products on the global markets as
  a series of checks and balances take place.

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• At different times, products may be in surplus or
  in shortage during the cycle.This impacts on the
  availability of products on the global markets as
  a series of checks and balances take place.

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• At different times, products may be in surplus or
  in shortage during the cycle.This impacts on the
  availability of products on the global markets as
  a series of checks and balances take place.

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• At different times, products may be in surplus or
  in shortage during the cycle.This impacts on the
  availability of products on the global markets as
  a series of checks and balances take place.

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• At different times, products may be in surplus or
  in shortage during the cycle.This impacts on the
  availability of products on the global markets as
  a series of checks and balances take place.

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• At different times, products may be in surplus or
  in shortage during the cycle.This impacts on the
  availability of products on the global markets as
  a series of checks and balances take place.

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• At different times, products may be in surplus or
  in shortage during the cycle.This impacts on the
  availability of products on the global markets as
  a series of checks and balances take place.

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• At different times, products may be in surplus or
  in shortage during the cycle.This impacts on the
  availability of products on the global markets as
  a series of checks and balances take place.

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• At different times, products may be in surplus or
  in shortage during the cycle.This impacts on the
  availability of products on the global markets as
  a series of checks and balances take place.

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• At different times, products may be in surplus or
  in shortage during the cycle.This impacts on the
  availability of products on the global markets as
  a series of checks and balances take place.

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• At different times, products may be in surplus or
  in shortage during the cycle.This impacts on the
  availability of products on the global markets as
  a series of checks and balances take place.

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• At different times, products may be in surplus or
  in shortage during the cycle.This impacts on the
  availability of products on the global markets as
  a series of checks and balances take place.

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• At different times, products may be in surplus or
  in shortage during the cycle.This impacts on the
  availability of products on the global markets as
  a series of checks and balances take place.

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Coagulation Factors
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