A introdução de novos medicamentos no mercado farmacêutico brasileiro: exame em um cenário de precificação regulada
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https://doi.org/10.1590/fwerdr82Abstract
The aim is to identify the influence of the CMED price regulation policy for new drugs (new, new reference, new biological) in contemplating the interests of companies, national and transnational, and favoring the consumer. The methodology contemplates the creation of a basis for comparison between factory prices and maximum consumer prices, of new drugs of therapeutic class L of the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical classification, introduced in the market between April 2017 and August 2020, comparing them with the prices practiced by pharmacies, in January 2021, taken from Consulta Remédios. The analysis showed that: (i) the new principles are mostly introduced by transnationals; (ii) sector agents have a large margin for commercialization; (iii) regulation is not respected by retailers; and (iv) such policies do not encourage companies to invest in R&D in Brazil. There is a need to review the CMED policy, as there are failures in the market.
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