Economic Perspectives on the Impact of Covid Vaccines

A Sangamithra and S Thilagavathy
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A Sangamithra: Bharathiar University
S Thilagavathy: Bharathiar University

Shanlax International Journal of Economics, 2021, vol. 9, issue 2, 52-54

Abstract: Vaccination and the impact on health on the world�s people is very difficult to exaggerate. The main aim is to treat people with mental health issues and substance use of disorder. Vaccination is crucial in terms of ensuring the overall health conditions and well�being. The development of vaccines is an expensive and lengthy process. Depreciation is high and takes multiple candidates and long years to produce a licensed vaccine. The access to vaccines that prevent life-threatening infectious diseases remains not equal to all the population. The benefits of vaccination derive from health and economic benefits and the health benefits have diminishing returns as a result of high-risk individuals been vaccinated first. Economic benefits depend both on the health benefits and on how reduced risk of infection and death translates into a leading general economic activity. Department of Government is required to perform a systematic economic analyses of vaccines and to justify their given pressure on both private and public finances on a global level; provoke in the year 2008 financial crash. Mostly, the government supports charities and non-governmental organizations, where people invest in these, with the hope of improving the health conditions.

Keywords: Vaccine; Diseases; Activity; Infection; Justify; Programs; Expectancy; Morbidity (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.34293/economics.v9i2.3730

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