New MGA Paper Identifies Steps to Reducing Barriers to Biosimilars In a new paper, MGA discusses why the biosimilars market in the United States is not more developed and what steps can be taken to boost competition for biologic drugs. The paper identifies barriers to...
New MGA Study Estimates Lost Savings from Misuse of REMS and Restricted Access Programs A new study from MGA examines the practice by brand drug manufacturers of using Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS) and other forms of restricted access to keep...
Charitable Giving and the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Alex Brill and Derrick Choe | AEI Economic Perspectives Abstract This paper investigates how the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act affects household charitable giving in the United States. We find that the law will reduce charitable...
The Geographic Variation in the Cost of the Opioid Crisis Alex Brill and Scott Ganz | AEI Economics Working Paper Series As the opioid epidemic worsens in the United States, the toll it imposes on the US economy has risen to staggering heights. The White House Council...
The Political Economy of a Carbon Tax: A County-By-County Investigation Alex Brill and Scott Ganz | AEI Economics Working Paper Series This report investigates the impact of a revenue-neutral carbon tax whereby revenues raised from a $25/ton carbon tax are used to...
The Bleak Long-Run Outlook: US Fiscal Policy and How to Improve It Alex Brill | A MLI Anglosphere Series The United States is slowly but surely headed toward a federal debt crisis certain to inflict serious economic hardship on future generations. Today, the amount of...
