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Marc-André Gagnon

Marc-André Gagnon, PhD, is an associate professor in the school of public policy and administration at Carleton University.

Just price for drugs: the eleventh hour

  • The concept of “Just Price” goes back to medieval scholastic economic thinking, which was dominant for 500 years. To ensure that the price is
Opinion | BY MARC-ANDRé GAGNON | February 4, 2019
Among all OECD countries, Canada ends up with the highest prices for patented drugs, behind the United States and Switzerland. We pay on average 25 per cent more on the price of patented drugs as compared to the median of OECD countries in the hope to attract investment in research and development (R&D), writes Marc-André Gagnon. Image courtesy of Pixabay

Just price for drugs: the eleventh hour

Opinion | BY MARC-ANDRé GAGNON | February 4, 2019
  • The concept of “Just Price” goes back to medieval scholastic economic thinking, which was dominant for 500 years. To ensure that the price is

Just price for drugs: the eleventh hour

Opinion | BY MARC-ANDRé GAGNON | February 4, 2019
  • The concept of “Just Price” goes back to medieval scholastic economic thinking, which was dominant for 500 years. To ensure that the price is
Among all OECD countries, Canada ends up with the highest prices for patented drugs, behind the United States and Switzerland. We pay on average 25 per cent more on the price of patented drugs as compared to the median of OECD countries in the hope to attract investment in research and development (R&D), writes Marc-André Gagnon. Image courtesy of Pixabay
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