Three years in: How the IRA’s “Fair Pricing” has affected the biopharma development pipeline
With CMS set to announce this week the “maximum fair prices” for 2027’s cohort of drugs under the IRA’s “negotiation” program and the recent the three-year anniversary of that law’s passage, it seemed a good time to take stock of just how the law is influencing the biopharma investors’ and innovators’ collective drug development choices. A collection of empirical evidence.
How GCEA stopped us from sandbagging our pricing and peak sales estimates for Cidara’s flu drug
GCEA shows us how to value a medicine not in terms of what you’d pay for the stock but what society should be willing to pay for the product itself. In this article, we perform GCEA for Cidara’s CD388, an anti-flu drug candidate.
When getting healthier means your family gets healthier, too
A New York Times article gives our economist Richard Xie an excuse to reflect on the nuances of family and community spillover of the benefits of certain medicines, and our industry’s inability or reluctance to try to measure them.