Price discrimination in the pharmaceutical industry is widespread. Research evidence suggests that there is a strong positive correlation between drug prices in low versus high-income countries. In other words, research suggests that the price of drugs tends to be lower in low-income countries and higher in high-income countries. Price discrimination in the pharmaceutical industry is widespread. Research evidence suggests that there is a strong positive correlation between drug prices in low versus high-income countries. In other words, research suggests that the price of drugs tends to be lower in low-income countries and higher in high-income countries. True False