Drug Policy
“Last year, 109,680 people in the US died from drugs, and every year that number has been rising. Add up all the motor vehicle fatalities and all the gun fatalities – and that is still less than the number of overdose deaths last year.”
- Marianne Williamson
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Unpopular opinion.
The headline is 100% correct.
Low prices mean the government will have to step in and fund new drug research.
It can cost a billion dollars to bring a new drug to market. Only a few labs will do that if there's no money in it.
There's a reason the US makes most of the new drugs.
Econ 101. Total cost includes both variable cost (ingredients) plus fixed costs (R&D). A company cannot stay in business if total revenue is lower than total cost. If companies go out of business, supply goes down and prices go up. Supply and Demand is the LAW. @RealJamesWoods
Live a healthy life and stay away from the toxic products of pharmaceutical companies. I could care less about the costs of these mostly useless drugs. In fact pharmaceutical products are kind of like you, best to be avoided!