Why are drugs in many rural hospitals not clearly priced?

There are three kinds of drug pricing, namely 1, government pricing 2, government guidance price 3 and enterprise independent pricing. In the bidding process, the winning bid price of government-priced drugs shall not be higher than the highest retail price, that is, the price purchased by the hospital. Government-guided price means that the retail price of drugs can fluctuate on the basis of the price given by the government. For drugs that are not priced by the government, enterprises can set their own prices.

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