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How enlightened self-interest guided global vaccine sharing benefits all: a modelling study

2023-10-13 · Zhenyu Han, Qianyue Hao, Qiwei He, Katherine Budeski, Depeng Jin, Fengli Xu, Kun Tang

Background: Despite the consensus that vaccines play an important role in combating the global spread of infectious diseases, vaccine inequity is still rampant with deep-seated mentality of self-priority. This study aims to evaluate the existence and possible outcomes of a more equitable global vaccine distribution and explore a concrete incentive mechanism that promotes vaccine equity. Methods: We design a metapopulation epidemiological model that simultaneously considers global vaccine distribution and human mobility, which is then calibrated by the number of infections and real-world vaccination records during COVID-19 pandemic from March 2020 to July 2021. We explore the possibility of the enlightened self-interest incentive mechanism, i.e., improving one's own epidemic outcomes by sharing vaccines with other countries, by evaluating the number of infections and deaths under various vaccine sharing strategies using the proposed model. To understand how these strategies affect the national interests, we distinguish the imported and local cases for further cost-benefit analyses that rationalize the enlightened self-interest incentive mechanism behind vaccine sharing. ...

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