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The broad socioeconomic benefits of vaccination

David E. Bloom · Victoria Y. Fan · J.P. Sevilla

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Evaluating vaccination programs according to their broad socioeconomic benefits, beyond their health benefits, will help to address the twin problems of vaccine underutilization and weak incentives for vaccine innovation.

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