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Analysis shows one job saved for every nine people vaccinated as economists back cash incentives We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Giving cash handouts to encourage vaccinations could save thousands of workers from joining the unemployment queue with new modelling showing one job will be saved for every nine people who get fully immunised. Academics and leading economists are backing cash payments to encourage a higher rate of immunisation across the country following an analysis from Deloitte Access Economics calculating tens of thousands of jobs would be lost in each week of extended lockdowns in Greater Sydney. ....
Aug 2, 2021 / 07:49 PM EST MARION, Ind. (WISH) A 24-year-old woman died Monday afternoon in a crash on State Road 9 northeast of Marion, Indiana State Police said in a news release Monday night. Beth Kelley, of Andrews, died in the crash. Andrews is a Huntington County town of 1,100 that’s about 15 miles southwest of Fort Wayne. Police believe Anthony Scott, 37, of Marion, was southbound on State Road 9 in a 2019 Chevrolet Trax subcompact sport-utility vehicle when it crossed the centerline and collided head-on with the northbound 2011 Ford Fiesta subcompact car driven by Kelley. Scott suffered internal injuries and was airlifted to a Fort Wayne hospital. ....
Advertisement A leading researcher has backed a Labor proposal to pay people $300 if they are fully vaccinated by December 1 as the federal government says the idea is “insulting” to people who are doing the right thing to protect their health. Queensland University of Technology professor Adrian Barnett said cash incentives were more powerful than other factors, such as lotteries or an explanation of health benefits, in encouraging people to take a step toward vaccination. Federal Labor has proposed paying people $300 to get vaccinated. Credit:AP “Overall, across a range of countries, it looks like giving people cash close to the time that you want them to do something works the best,” he said. ....