Provide a subsidy for the vaccination Government produces and operates vaccination centers, where vaccines are provided at no charge. Impose a regulation, requiring the people of the nation to get the vaccination Explain the potential unintended consequences of each one of these polices.  Which policy would you enact and why?

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