Too often, the Radical Leftist Socialist/Marxist and Leftist Media dogma is based upon brainwashing towards Mindlessly attacking companies, with no clue about real world market factors.
---->>> If you were one of say 300 people total, who need a particular drug, who will make it for you? What does it take to survive as a small company, focused on nano-sized drug markets, with only dozens or a few hundred users?
An interesting interview to consider, as we begin to move beyond the era of the empty-suited, anti-science, anti-business, anti-free market hysteria and rhetoric, toward actually solving problems for people in practical fashion.
This challenge will continue to exist with our new health care options. So, getting some understanding will help more people advocate for sustainable solutions, for what are fundamentally, very costly options.
Is it better that no company provides a known drug for a very tiny market, or that someone steps up, takes the risk and provides the life-changing option, even if the yearly cost per user is high, to cover all of the costs?
---->>> If you were one of say 300 people total, who need a particular drug, who will make it for you? What does it take to survive as a small company, focused on nano-sized drug markets, with only dozens or a few hundred users?
An interesting interview to consider, as we begin to move beyond the era of the empty-suited, anti-science, anti-business, anti-free market hysteria and rhetoric, toward actually solving problems for people in practical fashion.
This challenge will continue to exist with our new health care options. So, getting some understanding will help more people advocate for sustainable solutions, for what are fundamentally, very costly options.
Is it better that no company provides a known drug for a very tiny market, or that someone steps up, takes the risk and provides the life-changing option, even if the yearly cost per user is high, to cover all of the costs?
