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The Hepburn Act
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* ... price controls would lead to less research and development in the pharmaceutical industry, fewer new prescription drugs, and the reduced availability of prescription drugs<ref>[https://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2005/11/guaranteed-pain-and-suffering-the-recent-research-on-drug-price-controls Guaranteed Pain and Suffering: The Recent Research on Drug Price Controls] - Derek Hunter - November 3, 2005</ref>
 
* ... price controls would lead to less research and development in the pharmaceutical industry, fewer new prescription drugs, and the reduced availability of prescription drugs<ref>[https://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2005/11/guaranteed-pain-and-suffering-the-recent-research-on-drug-price-controls Guaranteed Pain and Suffering: The Recent Research on Drug Price Controls] - Derek Hunter - November 3, 2005</ref>
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Price controls were first enacted into U.S. law with the 1906 [[Hepburn Act]].
    
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