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2/7/2016 2:59:58 AM
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Can you morally justify raising the price of a life-saving drug by 5500%?
Let's suppose for a moment that you suddenly find yourself the proud owner of a swanky new pharmaceutical company and you've just obtained the rights to a life-saving drug. Initially, one could obtain this drug for a reasonably low price. Now that you're in control of it, however, you decide to jack up the price. A lot. A price increase of 5500% to be precise.
Could you morally justify your reasons for doing this?
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Of course you can't [u][i]morally[/i][/u] justify it. But they don't care, profits.
