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A known policy dilemma occurs between the need to curb extra-large profits by some industries, like pharmaceuticals, and the need to ensure the incentive to produce is not damaged. This paper shows that a profit cap, imposed via taxation on a group of firms, can simultaneously eliminate...
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The US economy accounts for ¼ of the world's GDP. The dream development of USA was busted when the world major financial giants like Lehman Brothers, Bear Sterns, AIG, Merill Lynch etc. saw the unprecedented collapse of financial giants. The large Banks in US according to economists and...
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Two discrete choice experiments conducted early in the Covid-19 vaccination campaign show that people dramatically … found that median willingness to pay (WTP) for initial vaccination is around $50, only 2 percent of the WTP implied by … private benefits of vaccination suggests that there may be a role for government beyond conventional efforts to correct …
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What effect does the provision of American vaccines abroad have on views of the US? How does being vaccinated influence opinions regarding foreign aid policy? Does the example of the US providing aid lead to higher support for giving aid in other nations? This paper seeks to answer these...
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The global pandemic of the coronavirus virus (COVID-19) continues to spread throughout the world, resulting in a significant public health crisis in the United States. Vaccines, therapeutics, and diagnostics, including the specific goal of delivering 300 million doses of a safe, effective...
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This symposium essay explores the architecture of vaccine contracts, as well as the allocation of resulting vaccines in preparation for, and in response to, pandemics and large-scale epidemics. Drawing on contracts predominantly related to COVID-19 vaccines collected through publicly available...
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