Reference Pricing Can Be Defined As

Reference pricing can be defined as:

A) a price that is usually less than the most expensive option which is expected to paid by the consumer
B) a process to adjust the price of pharmaceuticals in order to make it cheaper for both the government and consumers
C) a means for the government to make more money by purchasing cheaper medicines and then selling them on to consumers at a higher price
D) the way pharmaceutical manufacturers create newer,cheaper but less effective drugs which are then made available to governments as generic options