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A Lesson from India: Pharmaceutical Price Caps May Hurt Those They Intend to Benefit
In low- and middle-income countries, or LMICs, the cost of medication signifies a substantial burden on consumers of low financial means, making price cap regulations feel intuitively beneficial. Yet a study by the University of Miami’s Emma Boswell Dean sheds light on this policy direction as one not to take.
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