Ex-manufacturer prices for the 150 most commonly-prescribedpharmaceutical products vary widely between Germany, the UK, France and Italy, but the highest prices out of the four are charged in Germany, according to Pricing Differentials: A Global Comparison, a new study published by Datamonitor which is available through the Marketletter's offices.
The lowest prices are to be found in Italy, where they are on average 79% lower than in Germany. Prices in France are estimated at 23% higher than in Italy, and those in the UK are put at 39% higher than in Italy, according to the report.
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