- The Economist (2023)

American medicine. A bitter pricing pill. A lot to cut drug prices is changing how pharma firms make medicines.

It is already changing how pharma companies make drugs | Business

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The article examines how America's current strategies to decrease rising prescription drug costs could have unintended consequences for American medicine systems and pharmaceutical companies. It looks at both positive and negative aspects of these policies, while cautioning that they may cause certain unwelcome side-effects in both areas mentioned. By examining this issue from all angles, it warns readers of potential unanticipated implications from these strategies while encouraging citizens to understand their potential effects before fully subscribing to them.

Keywords: Drug Prices, Healthcare System, Pharmaceutical Companies, Unintended Consequences, Prescription Costs

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