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The Hatch–Waxman Act encourages both pharmaceutical innovation and price competition, complicating straightforward pricing comparisons between the United States and other countries.
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In summary, previous oil price surges have resulted in frightening year-over-year inflation figures, as they did this year.
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The campaign for electric automobiles capitalizes on our nostalgia for American automobile culture, but it's not the same.
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President Biden called for the Federal Trade Commission to investigate major oil and gas companies over rising gas prices on Wednesday.
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Polkadot's rising wedge was coming to an end after two weeks of sluggish price action.
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Polkadot has been holding steady since beginning an uptrend in late September. With an 80 percent increase in the last 30 days, DOT only needed an additional 17 percent increase to reach its May ATH.
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Gavid Wood recently stated that the DOT treasury currently has 18.9 million tokens (equal to $836.9 million at press time) available to spend on ecosystem development.
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Katie Price is set to make the emotional decision of who will care for her disabled son Harvey after she dies in her new BBC documentary.
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Growth management policies raise home prices, hinder urbanization, and may even worsen the 'sprawl' they aim to prevent.
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The unconventional oil industry, which has made it possible to meet the increase in demand over the past decade, is deeply weakened by the current pandemic. The lack of investment will ultimately lead to a decrease in extractions - at least temporary - which risks aggravating the crisis once the pandemic has passed. Stimulus plans should take this into account.
The Hatch–Waxman Act encourages both pharmaceutical innovation and price competition, complicating straightforward pricing comparisons between the United States and other countries.
