Generic prices are 41-54% more expensive than foreign ones
By Lee, Hye-Kyung | translator Choi HeeYoung
21.07.05 12:10:21
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The level of generic prices in Korea is 41 to 54% higher than that of foreign generics.
This leads to an interpretation that if domestic generics are replaced with foreign medicines, 41-54% of costs will be reduced if only tariffs and transportation costs are compared.
The findings were recently published by The Korean Association of Health Economics and Policy in its "The Cross-National drug price computing on the methods" (Korea University's College of Pharmacy, Bae Eun-mi, Choi Sang-eun, Kang Daewon, and Kyungsun Shin).
To investigate generic drug price levels in Korea, we conducted a cross-national drug price comparison. Also, it was investigated whether the price level c
Lee, Hye-Kyung(hgrace7@dailypharm.com)
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