When you have a vaccination, who benefits?

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Understanding the question: When you receive a vaccination, who benefits from it?" +
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Option a: 'Nobody' — This is incorrect because vaccination provides protective benefits not only to the recipient but can also reduce disease transmission to others, offering indirect protection. The idea that nobody benefits ignores herd immunity effects and personal health benefits." +
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Option b: 'Only you' — This is misleading. While the primary benefit is to the person vaccinated, vaccines also protect others by lowering the chance of spreading disease. This option fails to acknowledge community-wide benefits and the broader public health impact." +
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Option c: 'You, those close to you, and the whole community' — This statement captures the multi-layered benefit of vaccination: direct protection for the individual, spillover protection for people who are in close contact, and broader herd immunity that helps protect the entire community, including those who cannot be vaccinated." +
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Option d: 'The firm' — This option is not appropriate in this context. A vaccination does not confer special benefits to a firm as an entity; benefits are typically described in terms of individuals and public health, not organizational gain, making this choice inaccurate." +
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In summary, the question highlights both personal and societal advantages of vaccination, recognizing direct protection, close-contact protection, and community-wide immunity as the full spectrum of benefits.

MUF0061 Economics Unit 1 - Semester 2, 2025 Herd Immunity Image Analysis and Questions (5 - 7 minutes)

When you have a vaccination, who benefits?

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