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'Health Care Is Expensive, But Inadequate Treatment Is Even More Expensive'
Wall Street Journal Europe via Cato Institute 
[Opinion] Mar. 17, 2005 Excerpt: Health care is expensive, but inadequate treatment is even more expensive. This is a lesson the German government has yet to learn. For years much of the world has been a free rider on U.S. medical R&D. Most industrialized states rely on a mix of price and volume controls to limit pharmaceutical spending. These governments expect American drug makers to keep supplying their products, almost irrespective of price. MORE >> |
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