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Since then, however, sales have bounced back with the help of generous price rebates.

That status means it cannot use price rebates and bonuses for retailers as part of its marketing strategy, he added.

He said Pfizer would also provide Value Health with deeper price rebates on its products.

Instead, government controls the currency and prevents inflation by providing a price rebate to participating business and a guaranteed income to every citizen.

The Syntex Corporation said yesterday that it would provide 12.5 percent price rebates on drugs dispensed in federally financed public health programs for the poor.

In addition to offering either price rebates or low-interest loans, the Chrysler and Dodge cars benefit from the automaker's 7-year/70,000-mile powertrain warranty.

Maine's innovative effort to reduce prescription drug costs for uninsured state residents by pressuring manufacturers to grant price rebates received the Supreme Court's qualified approval today.

As a measure of confidence in the film's potential, there is no tie-in with another product or price rebate, as there often is with other major titles.

If money is created in such a way that it cancels costs (i.e. the Social Credit price rebate), then an increase in the money supply can lower prices to consumers.

The 6-to-3 decision lifted an injunction against the Maine Rx program, under which the state assumes the role of a pharmacy benefits manager and presses drug manufacturers to grant price rebates.

The price rebate is based upon the observation that the real cost of production is the mean rate of consumption over the mean rate of production for an equivalent period of time.

Douglas proposed to eliminate the gap between purchasing power and prices by increasing consumer purchasing power with credits which do not appear in prices in the form of a price rebate and a dividend.

Based on his conclusion that the real cost of production is less than the financial cost of production, the Douglas price rebate (Compensated Price) is determined by the ratio of consumption to production.

Rebates and Discounts Merck said it had been hit by "the increasingly competitive environment in the United States," where Government and private insurers are increasingly demanding price rebates and discounts from drug makers.

Barbara Ryan at Alex. Brown & Sons said that the drug makers with the biggest market shares would gain even more of the H.M.O. business because they could offer the best price rebates to beleaguered managed care companies.

Jack Lamberton, a drug industry analyst at HSBC Securities, said the Clinton Administration was likely to demand price rebates from the drug companies, like those already in force for state Medicaid for low-income people.

The Big Three auto makers' major health plan, the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association of Michigan, has obtained price rebates from drug manufacturers for its health maintenance organizations, said Thomas A. Needham, a senior pharmaceutical consultant with Michigan Blue Cross.

Senator David Pryor and others are expected to renew their attacks tomorrow when the Senate Labor Committee takes up Senator Edward M. Kennedy's bill to force drug makers to provide price rebates at community health centers, AIDS clinics and other federally financed agencies.