U.S. adoption of MFN/reference pricing reshapes drug launch timing and prices in other countries and prompts strategic responses by firms and governments.
— Determines cross-national access to medicines, pressures smaller markets, and creates trade and regulatory tensions requiring international coordination.
Cremieux
2025.07.30
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The article details how MFN leads companies to delay launches and raise prices in reference countries and suggests a Canada-centric workaround.
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