Higher Education Decision on Covid-19 Vaccine Mandate
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Higher education institutions' decisions on COVID-19 vaccine mandates are influenced by ranking, type, enrollment, competition, and political factors, suggesting a national standard could overcome institutional reluctance.
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We study the Covid-19 student vaccine mandate decision by higher-education institutions. The decision is influenced by an institution’s ranking, type, enrollment, competition, and political landscape. A national standard for a higher education vaccine mandate will internalize the positive externalities associated with a Covid-19 vaccine mandate and overcome the reluctance of some higher-education institutions to implement a vaccine mandate.
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