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Scrutinising monopolies

Megan Haggan 04/10/2024

It’s 1944, and while World War Two rages, Australia is sitting on a vast amount of reserved drugs – while the AJP offered some thoughts on monopolies In our October, 1944 edition the Australasian Journal of Pharmacy reported on goings-on in the UK, where Lord Trent, chairman of Boots Ltd, “evoked a storm of protest

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