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Posted On: 01/16/2017 9:17:12 AM
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The conspiracy theorist in me has not eliminated the possibility that a certain BP may have benefited from, if not participated in, the Mako/Rosen attack. One of the most sure fired means of increasing pricing power is creating onerous and expensive barriers to entry for competition. The trick will be finding a way to reduce those barriers to entry sufficiently while still maintaining safety and efficacy standards. I am struck by the fact that I consistently here. "We need a BP partner" on so many small biotech boards. That really puts BP companies in the drivers seat imho. Let's hope that a business acumen that has participated on the other side of government regulation can come up with a way to maintain safety but let some of the small companies have a shot a getting to market sans BP partners. More competition usually leads to lower prices after all.
The following video covers the incoming President's comments on the matter.
http://video.foxnews.com/v/5283222973001/
The following video covers the incoming President's comments on the matter.
http://video.foxnews.com/v/5283222973001/
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