Re:Canada's 'gamble' on delaying, mixing and matching Covid-...
by pastage on Sunday October 10, 2021 @05:03AM
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Yes they acted faster with more political capital at stake AFAIK, in the end the important part is how free trade countries reacted to the pandemic. There is a lot to say about acting in a way that hinders pandemic compared to making nations feel safe.
Re:Canada's 'gamble' on delaying, mixing and matching Covid-...
by azernik on Sunday October 10, 2021 @05:39AM
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Israel is a "free trade country".
If you were a rich nation, it was eminently possibly to get early delivery dates written into your contracts. Canada decided not to for some reason (cost?) and in actual fact deeply regretted it.
Re:Canada's 'gamble' on delaying, mixing and matching Covid-...
by mthoms on Sunday October 10, 2021 @12:13PM
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Source? Most reports indicate that Canada spent more per person than almost everywhere.
Re:Canada's 'gamble' on delaying, mixing and matching Covid-...
by querulous on Sunday October 10, 2021 @07:13PM
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canada did, but their contracts assumed delivery from the us plants. when trump restricted export canada had to go back to pfizer and moderna and secure supply from the european plants
”Israel cast a wide net last year when trying to secure vaccine doses at the height of the pandemic and pre-ordered from a number of companies.”
By April of 2021 it was already giving excess doses away.
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/with-enough-suppli...