Pricing Pressure Pays Off As Drug Spending Moderates Despite New Launches
Executive Summary
A New IQVIA Institute report shows that rebates, discounts and limits on access to medicines are having the effect that payers want: drug spending growth is slowing and will soon plateau, even as new, high-cost brands come to market. PhRMA's view? Competitive markets keep costs down.
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