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Generic Price Regulation and Drug Expenditures: Evidence From Canada
Yang Li
School of Economics
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Canada
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Drug Expenditure
100%
Price Regulation
100%
Pricing Policy
50%
Rapid Growth
25%
Demand Side
25%
Out-of-pocket Expenditure
25%
Policy Impact
25%
Claims Data
25%
Pharmaceutical Expenditure
25%
Cost Sharing
25%
Triple Difference
25%
Canadian Government
25%
Cost Containment
25%
Prescription Claims
25%
Inelastic Demand
25%
Difference-in-differences Methodology
25%
Policy Variation
25%
Generic Drugs
25%
Demand-side Regulation
25%
Reduced Price
25%
Drug Utilization
25%
Total Demand
25%
Demand Incentive
25%
Co-payment
25%
Coinsurance
25%
Difference Approach
25%
Health Insurance Design
25%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Incentives
100%
Pricing Policy
100%
Price Regulation
100%
Difference-In-Differences
50%
Deductible
50%
Health Insurance
50%