It also shows the effect of the various rebates granted to Britain, the Netherlands, Germany, Sweden and Austria.In general the richer countries pay more, while poorer countries receive more.
Possible rebates granted by specific companies ex-post, e.g. at the end of a year if a certain volume had been purchased, could not be taken into account.
Britain's Tony Blair and France's Jacques Chirac spent much of the week before the summit trading blows, after Mr Chirac demanded that Britain make a "gesture of solidarity" by giving up part or all of its EU budget rebate, first granted in 1984.
Italy has meanwhile threatened to veto an agreement that did not put an end to rebates currently granted to some of the "rich club" countries.
Typically, when rebates are granted, they have ranged from 15 to 30 basis points a year, industry executives and consultants said.
Rebates are granted by the suppliers at the end of the year, with reference to the sales volume of a hospital.
Discounts and rebates are granted for some, but not all medicines: The results suggest that there is no or little room for price reductions on "monopoly products", for which no therapeutic alternatives are available.
It alleges that the company used rebates, grants and other kickbacks to encourage Omnicare, a pharmacy for nursing homes, to recommend its drugs to patients.
It's a free service that provides advice on rebates, grants for insulation and new boilers, and tips on saving energy.
Through such arrangements, industry executives say, customers can lower their power bills, escape the uncertainty of fluctuating energy costs, and avoid the complex bureaucracy of federal and local credits, rebates, grants and tax breaks.
Another concession won by Osborne – in addition to the 2014 review – was to examine helping energy-intensive industries, such as steel, cement, chemicals and paper, avoid some carbon regulations via rebates, grants, exemptions and tax breaks.
