Abstract:Prior research suggests that, to maintain sustainable health, inefficient vaccine markets need to be intervened by government subsidy. However, the effectiveness of these intervention mechanisms is often reduced by the absence of reference dependence preference. Our paper introduces this preference as the psychological disutility of overproduction and underproduction, and then uses game-theoretic way to find that reference dependence has implications on one-sided (pure demand or supply side) and two-sided inte… Show more
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