Gap Between Invoice And Real Prices Widening, QuintilesIMS Says
Executive Summary
Global spending on medicine is set to reach nearly $1.5 trillion by 2021, but including price concessions and rebates drops that figure 25% to $1 trillion, according to a new forecast report from QuintilesIMS.
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