Expanding the Inflation Reduction Act to Reduce Pharmaceutical Spending

This brief explores the current US standards for setting prescription drug prices and its implications along with plausible options to expand the Inflation Reduction Act to reduce pharmaceutical spending.

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Daniel V

April 7, 2026

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Arjun Anugole

2026 Winter Fellow

Arjun is a student at Cornell University studying Biological Sciences and Health Policy. He is passionate about addressing racial health disparities and improving health equity through public policy.

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