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Should Firms Promote Public Health to their Customers? Evidence of Economic Impact from a Natural Experiment in Ridesharing During the COVID-19 Pandemic

2021-11-10

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Can firms do good and also make money, particularly when the situation desperately demands it? For instance, by late 2021, a fraction of the world’s population had been vaccinated for COVID-19, and an even smaller fraction had received boosters to combat ever-emerging variants. Governments and firms have invested billions of dollars to encourage first-time and repeat vaccination. While research has shown that nudg...

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9a4867b7-c4ad-5f90-a4be-4797976c014a
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10.2139/ssrn.3957981
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