Medicine and Health

Vaccine hesitancy and monetary incentives

G. Iyer, V. Nandur, et al.

Vaccine hesitancy is a major hurdle to herd immunity against COVID-19. This study by Ganesh Iyer, Vivek Nandur, and David Soberman explores how monetary incentives, paired with informational treatments, can boost vaccination rates. Remarkably, a $1000 incentive drove vaccination uptake to 86.9%, revealing the dichotomy between 'Reluctants' and 'Unwillings' among the hesitant population.... show more

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