With COVID-19 vaccinations slowing to a crawl relative to the rush that occurred when the vaccines first became available, some states and governments are offering cash and prize incentives for getting vaccinated. But when people were asked if they would be more likely to get a coronavirus vaccine if they could compete in a lottery for cash and prizes, the answer, more often than not, was “no.”
Lottery-based incentives do not increase COVID-19 vaccination rates
