It is really surreal to see the Americans on here jump to the conclusion that prices should rise everywhere else, rather than that their prices are simply unnec

It is really surreal to see the Americans on here jump to the conclusion that prices should rise everywhere else, rather than that their prices are simply unnecessarily high as there are no proper pricing mechanisms in the US. If you do have that view please show me some evidence that the US prices cross fund other countries rather than just pad shareholders' profits and CEO pay. No, not partisan papers (plenty of US right wing think-tank papers which confuse corporate income with actual R&D) but actual data on research subsidies per capita or a similar comparable unit.