To maximize profits for pharmaceutical companies.

To ensure that patients have access to affordable medications.

To promote the development of new and innovative drugs.

To regulate the pharmaceutical industry.

Cost-plus pricing

Value-based pricing

Risk-sharing agreements

Bundling

To list the drugs that are covered by a health insurance plan.

To determine the price of drugs.

To regulate the pharmaceutical industry.

To develop new and innovative drugs.

Generic drugs are typically more expensive than brand-name drugs.

Generic drugs are chemically identical to brand-name drugs.

Generic drugs are always less effective than brand-name drugs.

Generic drugs are not subject to the same regulatory requirements as brand-name drugs.

To protect the intellectual property of a pharmaceutical company.

To ensure that drugs are safe and effective.

To regulate the pharmaceutical industry.

To promote the development of new and innovative drugs.

To regulate the pharmaceutical industry.

To determine the price of drugs.

To develop new and innovative drugs.

To ensure that patients have access to affordable medications.

To evaluate the clinical and economic value of a new drug or technology.

To determine the price of a new drug or technology.

To regulate the pharmaceutical industry.

To promote the development of new and innovative drugs or technologies.

Rebates are paid to patients, while discounts are paid to pharmacies.

Rebates are typically larger than discounts.

Rebates are not taxable, while discounts are taxable.

Rebates are typically paid in cash, while discounts are typically paid in the form of a credit.

To reduce the cost of a drug for patients.

To increase the cost of a drug for patients.

To regulate the pharmaceutical industry.

To promote the development of new and innovative drugs.

To reduce the cost of a drug for patients.

To increase the cost of a drug for patients.

To regulate the pharmaceutical industry.

To promote the development of new and innovative drugs.

To reduce the cost of a drug for patients.

To increase the cost of a drug for patients.

To regulate the pharmaceutical industry.

To promote the development of new and innovative drugs.

To reduce the cost of a drug for patients.

To increase the cost of a drug for patients.

To regulate the pharmaceutical industry.

To promote the development of new and innovative drugs.

To ensure that patients are taking the most appropriate drug for their condition.

To reduce the cost of a drug for patients.

To increase the cost of a drug for patients.

To regulate the pharmaceutical industry.

To ensure that patients are taking the most appropriate drug for their condition.

To reduce the cost of a drug for patients.

To increase the cost of a drug for patients.

To regulate the pharmaceutical industry.

To provide financial assistance to patients who cannot afford their medications.

To reduce the cost of a drug for patients.

To increase the cost of a drug for patients.

To regulate the pharmaceutical industry.