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During the 1990s, several trends ca
During the 1990s, several trends came together to focus attention
on drug pricing, the most prominent being the “relentless escalation” of
health care costs. By 1992, the United States devoted 14% of its Gross
National Product to healthcare costs, more than any other industrialized
country. Prices rose much faster on drugs than on other goods, and
pharmaceutical profitability levels topped those of all other industries.59
The unsuccessful Hart Bill of 1993 and Affordable Prescription Drugs Act
of 1999 proposed compulsory licensing of health related patents in various
circumstances, such as unreasonable pricing. In 2000 and 2002, President
Clinton and President Bush, respectively, blocked the implementation
of bills that would have enabled prescription drug wholesalers to import
drugs from countries where they are cheaper
on drug pricing, the most prominent being the “relentless escalation” of
health care costs. By 1992, the United States devoted 14% of its Gross
National Product to healthcare costs, more than any other industrialized
country. Prices rose much faster on drugs than on other goods, and
pharmaceutical profitability levels topped those of all other industries.59
The unsuccessful Hart Bill of 1993 and Affordable Prescription Drugs Act
of 1999 proposed compulsory licensing of health related patents in various
circumstances, such as unreasonable pricing. In 2000 and 2002, President
Clinton and President Bush, respectively, blocked the implementation
of bills that would have enabled prescription drug wholesalers to import
drugs from countries where they are cheaper
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During the 1990s, several trends came together to focus attentionon drug pricing, the most prominent being the “relentless escalation” ofhealth care costs. By 1992, the United States devoted 14% of its GrossNational Product to healthcare costs, more than any other industrializedcountry. Prices rose much faster on drugs than on other goods, andpharmaceutical profitability levels topped those of all other industries.59The unsuccessful Hart Bill of 1993 and Affordable Prescription Drugs Actof 1999 proposed compulsory licensing of health related patents in variouscircumstances, such as unreasonable pricing. In 2000 and 2002, PresidentClinton and President Bush, respectively, blocked the implementationof bills that would have enabled prescription drug wholesalers to importdrugs from countries where they are cheaper
Sedang diterjemahkan, harap tunggu..
During the 1990s, several trends came together to focus attention
on drug pricing, the most prominent being the “relentless escalation” of
health care costs. By 1992, the United States devoted 14% of its Gross
National Product to healthcare costs, more than any other industrialized
country. Prices rose much faster on drugs than on other goods, and
pharmaceutical profitability levels topped those of all other industries.59
The unsuccessful Hart Bill of 1993 and Affordable Prescription Drugs Act
of 1999 proposed compulsory licensing of health related patents in various
circumstances, such as unreasonable pricing. In 2000 and 2002, President
Clinton and President Bush, respectively, blocked the implementation
of bills that would have enabled prescription drug wholesalers to import
drugs from countries where they are cheaper
on drug pricing, the most prominent being the “relentless escalation” of
health care costs. By 1992, the United States devoted 14% of its Gross
National Product to healthcare costs, more than any other industrialized
country. Prices rose much faster on drugs than on other goods, and
pharmaceutical profitability levels topped those of all other industries.59
The unsuccessful Hart Bill of 1993 and Affordable Prescription Drugs Act
of 1999 proposed compulsory licensing of health related patents in various
circumstances, such as unreasonable pricing. In 2000 and 2002, President
Clinton and President Bush, respectively, blocked the implementation
of bills that would have enabled prescription drug wholesalers to import
drugs from countries where they are cheaper
Sedang diterjemahkan, harap tunggu..
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- من خیلی تنها دلم برات تنگ شده هس
- Your Love is pure forever true,,,,Inside
- ya allah kapan aku punya pasangan
- Slow response
- selamat menikmati makan siang juga synk
- Saya hanya melanjutkan
- Terima kasih doanya
- Your Love is pure forever true,,,,Inside
- Slow respond
- It is clear that the price at which a co
- Promis juré, on va discipliner, on s'eng
- Sumpah
- Aku sangat kesepian aku rindu belaimu
- obtain
- Mybe yes mybe no
- I just continued
- Aku sangat kesepian aku rindu kamu
- As to market significance, compulsory li
- My be yes my be no
- As to market significance, compulsory li
- من خیلی تنها دلم برات تنگ شده هس
- It is clear that the price at which a co
- I just continue
