Negotiations between government and industry on access to generic pharmaceuticals have reached an impasse over whether drug prices should go lower despite rising production costs.
It is the third time the two parties have negotiated, after previous agreements were signed in 2014 and 2018. The current deal expires March 31, 2023. The companies say that, at the same time as their prices are fixed or declining, they have faced record inflation in the cost of raw materials and labour.
The CGPA says it is asking at this time for prices to at least remain flat and for there to be a mechanism for modest price increases during periods of high inflation. However, he said, the whole framework of collective bargaining between industry and government buyers is flawed because it sets blanket prices that could be beat if contracts were put out for individual products, as is done with other areas of government procurement.
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Judges, lawyers and cops are proof that there is no rule of law in Canada. They do things that would put normal people in jail or have consequences. Local media has ignored this problem ruthlessly and helped these bad actors stay hidden. For example:
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Tech industry backs more federal scrutiny of intellectual property transfers in foreign dealsSucceeding in the knowledge economy increasingly means securing intellectual property of domestic companies This would have been great 20 years ago
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Junkyard confidential: At the heart of a $500-billion global recycling industryCanada Metal \u0026amp\u003B Iron is just one of the businesses that helps recover and recycle 11 million tonnes of metal annually in Canada. Read on. You recycle at home.... it gets collected and sold... and somehow it ends up dumped in the worlds oceans.
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