No One Knows The True Cost Of Medicines, And Blaming Other Countries Won't Help

It’s not often that the Trump administration and the anti-poverty NGO Oxfam find themselves singing from the same hymn sheet. (Of course, both have suffered reputational harm from sex scandals.) But they’ve found themselves making the same big-picture point recently: medicines are too expensive. And a key part of the problem is the lack of consistent information about drug pricing.