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I mean in many cases the product is still profitable for them at the reduced rate, but why settle?
by emodendroket 5y ago
I mean in many cases the product is still profitable for them at the reduced rate, but why settle?
- dragonwriter 5y ago> I mean in many cases the product is still profitable for them at the reduced rate, but why settle? Because for a customer who would pay nothing if their only choice was to get the drug at full price, settling for a reduced price (especially when you also get a tax deduction, and some PR benefit from advertising the discount for the needy) is more profitable than not settling.
- emodendroket 5y agoYou're not really getting what I'm saying. That's what the program allows them to do, while still charging an exorbitant rate to others.