A price war would push them both down to it's actual market value of 0 dollars.
A price war would push them both down to it's actual market value of 0 dollars.
No, insurance is always going to keep an artificially high floor on any medical product even if it doesn't work or is dangerous. The high price is because of the scarce demand, if there were a high demand you could economize manufacturing and find a way to cheat the margins down 3 or 5 to ten dollars per dose.
No, insurance is always going to keep an artificially high floor on any medical product even if it doesn't work or is dangerous. The high price is because of the scarce demand, if there were a high demand you could economize manufacturing and find a way to cheat the margins down 3 or 5 to ten dollars per dose.
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