Vaccine Access and Market Ethics

This chapter explores the intricacies of vaccine distribution within a free market system, stressing the ethical implications for low-income populations. It critiques the U.S. approach compared to Israel's centralized healthcare model and advocates for a balance between market solutions and government intervention to ensure equitable access. The discussion also highlights bureaucratic challenges faced during the COVID-19 vaccine rollout and proposes reforms for better public health responses in future crises.