最佳疫苗分配:人口相互作用和管理约束模型

Jakub Terlikowski
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COVID-19大流行和许多地方相关的疫苗短缺造成了巨大痛苦。本文提出了一个在相互联系的人群中寻找最佳疫苗分配的理论框架。特别是,分析侧重于建立相互作用和行政约束如何影响最佳疫苗分配的模型。建议的框架表明,这两个因素对最佳疫苗分配的影响不同,特别是在疫苗严重短缺的情况下。提出了四个假设,为了证伪所提出的理论框架的合理性,应该进行经验验证。
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Optimal Vaccine Allocation: Modelling Population Interaction and Administrative Constraints
The COVID-19 pandemic and associated vaccine shortages in many places have caused immense suffering. This paper proposes a theoretical framework for finding the optimal vaccine allocation among interconnected populations. In particular, the analysis focuses on modelling how interaction and administrative constraints affect the optimal vaccine allocation. The proposed framework suggests that both factors affect the optimal vaccine allocation differently, especially when the shortage of vaccines is severe. Four hypotheses are put forward, which should be verified empirically in order to falsify the plausibility of the proposed theoretical framework.
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