The consequences of pharmaceutical tariffs in the United States

The Trump Administration has threatened to impose tariffs on imported branded, generic, and biosimilar pharmaceutical products. Although specific details regarding the exact rates and implementation timeline remain unclear, the administration has indicated that these tariffs will be substantial. Tariffs can create supply chain disruptions, increase costs, limit patient access to essential medications, and negatively impact research and innovation. Rather than punitive tariffs, industrial policy options and collaborative international treaties may better serve US economic and public health interests and lead to a more secure and consistent domestic supply of critical medicines.

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Journal of Managed Care & Specialty Pharmacy
Published
2025-05-07
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https://doi.org/10.18553/jmcp.2025.25090
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3
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Pharmaceutical Economics and Policy
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The consequences of pharmaceutical tariffs in the United States

Aine Sullivan, Jens Grueger, Scott D. Ramsey, Sean D. Sullivan
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Pharmaceutical Economics and Policy
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The consequences of pharmaceutical tariffs in the United States

Aine Sullivan, Jens Grueger, Scott D. Ramsey, Sean D. Sullivan
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Abstract

The Trump Administration has threatened to impose tariffs on imported branded, generic, and biosimilar pharmaceutical products. Although specific details regarding the exact rates and implementation timeline remain unclear, the administration has indicated that these tariffs will be substantial. Tariffs can create supply chain disruptions, increase costs, limit patient access to essential medications, and negatively impact research and innovation. Rather than punitive tariffs, industrial policy options and collaborative international treaties may better serve US economic and public health interests and lead to a more secure and consistent domestic supply of critical medicines.

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Colorado School of Mines (US), University of Washington (US), Fred Hutch Cancer Center (US), London School of Economics and Political Science (GB)
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Pharmaceutical Economics and Policy
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