Many parts of the Middle East were guaranteed markets in past years.
Another diplomat said that without the total fund guaranteed, markets would question the credibility of the package.
The IDSA proposes financial incentives, such as tax credits, guaranteed markets and prizes, to encourage investment in research and development.
The economies of scale and guaranteed markets could drop the price of a year's triple therapy to below the $700 that Cipla could muster today.
With the exploration and settlement of New South Wales, Sydney grew quickly; the British government provided free land, free convict labour, free capital works, and guaranteed markets for the produce of the new colony.
The electricity industry won't build much of anything these days without government help, in the form of loan guarantees, production tax credits, guaranteed markets, or, preferably, all three.
Satellite images show that in two years, deforestation rates doubled to 28,000 hectares (69,000 acres) a year, land prices rocketed and soya took off as farmers from all over Brazil arrived to take advantage of guaranteed markets.
Price shocks emanate in part from the World Trade Organization's (WTO) trade liberalization policies, which are dismantling arrangements that traditionally have guaranteed markets for island exports.
Such mechanisms include extension of exclusivity, as discussed above, or the creation of 'prizes', guaranteed markets, or other downstream monetary rewards that kick in after approval.
