In the United States, with its complex web of private and public insurers, consumers pay the cheapest cost of prescription drugs in the world and, in fact, the consumers in the rest of the world make up the discounted prices paid by the U.S. consumers.

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The statement is false. The United States actually pays some of the highest prices for prescription drugs in the world, while other countries negotiate lower prices through government regulation or bulk purchasing. U.S. consumers often pay more for the same drugs than consumers in other countries.

In the United States, with Its Complex Web of Private