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Valuing vaccines using value of statistical life measures
Ramanan Laxminarayan
, Dean T. Jamison
, Alan J. Krupnick
, Ole F. Norheim
Princeton School of Public and International Affairs
High Meadows Environmental Institute
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Value of Statistical Life
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Cost-effectiveness Analysis
100%
Economic Well-being
50%
Health Benefits
50%
Standard Costs
50%
Willingness-to-pay Method
50%
Effective Tool
25%
Cost-benefit
25%
Multi-channel
25%
Cognitive Ability
25%
Vaccination
25%
Human Health
25%
Health Consequences
25%
Productivity Gains
25%
Cost-benefit Analysis
25%
Economic Benefits
25%
School Attendance
25%
Willingness to Pay
25%
Income Distribution
25%
Ability to Pay
25%
Growth Ability
25%
Physical Development
25%
Childhood Vaccination
25%
Distributional Weights
25%
Distributional Consequences
25%
Impact Efficiency
25%
Disability-adjusted Life Years
25%
Health Literature
25%
Health Metrics
25%
Quality-adjusted Life Years
25%
Disease Intervention
25%
Financial Risk Protection
25%
Environmental Literature
25%
Fatality Risk
25%
Vaccine Prioritization
25%
Improved Health
25%
Medicine and Dentistry
Cost Effectiveness Analysis
100%
Cost Benefit Analysis
50%
Public Health
25%
Fatality
25%
Cognitive Function
25%
Disability Adjusted Life Years
25%
Quality Adjusted Life Year
25%
School Attendance
25%
Diseases
25%