Medicare Price Negotiation And A New Twist On Product Hopping

Tactic generally used to foil generic or biosimilar competition may find a new use in combination with such competition to avoid price negotiation, legal experts observe.

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Product hopping may take on a new meaning with the advent of Medicare price negotiation. Instead of being deployed by innovator companies to effectively maintain a monopoly when a drug is facing generic or biosimilar competition, product hopping could be combined with some type of managed competition as a way to avoid government price controls.

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