Question A: Mandating vaccinations for workers at long-term care facilities and hospitals will result in economic benefits that outweigh the policy's economic costs.

Question B: Mandating vaccinations for workers at all companies with 100 or more employees will result in economic benefits that outweigh the policy's economic costs.

Question C: Mandating vaccinations for children in schools will result in economic benefits that outweigh the policy's economic costs.

Question A: Ohio's "Vax-a-Million" program is a cost-effective program for encouraging vaccination in the state.

Question A: Until mass vaccination is achieved, any additional government spending going directly to households should focus on keeping low-income individuals and families safe and healthy rather than on boosting current economic activity.

Question B: If the goal is to boost current economic activity, targeting checks at households making less than $75,000 per year would be more cost-effective than providing checks to higher income households as well.