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Home » STUDY: CANADIAN POLICIES ARTIFICIALLY RAISE GENERIC PRICES
STUDY: CANADIAN POLICIES ARTIFICIALLY RAISE GENERIC PRICES
August 24, 2004
Canadians are paying hundreds of millions of dollars more for generic drugs each year than they would be in the absence of government policies that encourage inflated prices, according to a study by the Fraser Institute, a free market public policy organization based in Canada.