Sentence examples for rebate agreements from inspiring English sources

Employers are not required to disclose details of their rebate agreements.

The Federal Trade Commission recently reached agreements with Memtek Products and Umax Technologies, stating that the two computer products companies would provide checks to their customers within the time specified on the rebate agreements.

Morgan et al. [ 8] note several disadvantages of confidential rebate agreements between countries and pharmaceutical companies, such as increased administrative costs and a loss of transparency which makes it more difficult to obtain comparative price information.

Ann Bentley, a spokeswoman for CompuServe, said the company advises customers in the rebate agreement that checks take 8 to 10 weeks to arrive.

Perhaps it was the result of a rebate agreement with the manufacturer or a purchase by the Otago DHB.

The outcome of the negotiations is a rebate agreement, which comes into effect one year after approval in Germany [ 9].

Since the introduction of pricing negotiations in 2011, no cost-effectiveness analysis has been used yet to renegotiate an initial rebate agreement.

Negotiations for the rebate agreement are based on a 6-month early benefit assessment, which determines additional benefits of the new therapy compared to an existing alternative therapy [ 10].

However, cost-effectiveness analysis can be requested by either negotiating party as a base for further negotiations, once a first rebate agreement has been reached, i.e., the maximum reimbursable price would serve as a base for a new rebate negotiation between manufacturer and SHI funds.

Increasingly, large employers have been negotiating rebates or revenue-sharing agreements with money managers and plan providers, industry executives said.

Regulators have accused Intel of offering big rebates and co-marketing agreements to induce large computer makers to choose its chips over its competitors' products.