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I'm talking about more formalized than that. For example, suppose that we had a model that would typically return double what a drug would (modelling for inflat
by mdkess 14y ago
I'm talking about more formalized than that. For example, suppose that we had a model that would typically return double what a drug would (modelling for inflation and opportunity cost), but that the pharmaceutical company was obligated to sell the patent at that price. Furthermore, suppose that this model was tweaked to generally return 20% more to the pharma company than holding the drug for the length of the patent.
Now the voting public could say that a drug was important enough that it should be funded via tax dollars.