Multinational pharmaceuticals within World Trade Organization countries do not price discriminate by country of sale.

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Multinational pharmaceuticals often price discriminate by country of sale, offering lower prices in countries with lower purchasing power and higher prices in wealthier countries with higher healthcare budgets. However, this practice has been the subject of criticism and debate within the World Trade Organization regarding its impact on access to essential medicines and global health equity.

Multinational Pharmaceuticals Within World Trade Organization Countries Do Not Price