Changing the Way We Think About Drug Prices: Insights from Economics

November 2, 2015

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This working paper was developed by researchers at the Canadian Centre for Health Economics, University of Toronto. The CCHE aims to be the leading institution in Canada for developing practical research based solutions to ongoing concerns in Canadian health and health economics research. Authors:  Audrey Laporte, Brian S. Ferguson

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