I'm not sure why people don't see the problem with "I don't want any price regulation in the US, but I want to personally benefit from price regulation done in other countries". It's a whole different level of selfishness.
Can you describe how selfishness comes into play? I want everyone to be able to purchase at the lowest price and don't want them to be limited to buying only from the US.
Because they are voting for no regulation and no M4A in their own country, while eating off the plate of countries that do negotiate drug prices and have socialized healthcare.
You mean the regulations that limit competition in the US and restrict manufactures and grant monopoly rights? These are the regulations that are good right?
What are you talking about when it comes to manufacturing insulin? I mean, yes, I definitely do want regulations around the safety of drug manufacturing, but beyond that what regulations specifically are you referring to that restrict the manufacturing of insulin?
>The second reason, the authors noted, is that there isn't significant competition in the U.S. insulin market. Price competition typically comes from the introduction of a generic drug that directly competes with a branded product.
>But the authors said that current insulin makers have blocked the entry to such products by getting new patents based on things such as a new delivery device.