> the problem in the article is the result of government interference in the free market. Exactly that. This has nothing to do with free markets, it is just si

> the problem in the article is the result of government interference in the free market. Exactly that. This has nothing to do with free markets, it is just simple rent-seeking through abuse of regulations, which can easily be fixed by fixing (or even better abolishing) the regulations causing the problem in the first place. In fact it is not plausible why a generics manufacturer should have to approve a substance again which has already been approved. This does not add any safety for anyone, after all Tiopronin is Tiopronin, regardless of who manufactures it.