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institutional theory: (1) system confl ict due to coexistence of competing logics, (2)
institutional failure in resolving confl ict of logics that are amplifi ed by pharmaceuti-
cal marketing practices, and (3) continued escalation of confl icted logics that invite
regulatory intervention that constrains and restricts marketing efforts.
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