How Much Is Your Country Paying Per Jab Of Covid Vaccine?

[David PS]

The US government will pay the companies $1.95 billion upon the receipt of the first 100 million doses the covid vaccine. That works out to be $19.5 per jab (math here). Delivery is expected to be in December and it will be a two jab course of treatment.

U.S. signs $1.95-billion deal with Pfizer for COVID-19 vaccine doses

U.S. to pay Pfizer, BioNTech $1.95 billion for COVID-19 vaccine

One might expect that the US would negotiate the best deal (on the planet). However, big pharma donates to the election campaigns of both the Democrats and the Republicans (that way everyone is beholden to them).

Have announces been made so that you can answer the question, 'How much is your country paying per jab of covid vaccine?'

 

[Grapelander]

U.S. is paying a different amount to each state by the case for a CoVid19 diagnosis:
Alabama - $158,000 per COVID-19 case
Alaska - $306,000
Arizona - $23,000
Arkansas - $285,000
California - $145,000
Colorado - $58,000
Connecticut - $38,000
Delaware - $127,000
District of Columbia - $56,000
Florida - $132,000
Georgia - $73,000
Hawaii - $301,000
Idaho - $100,000
Illinois - $73,000
Indiana - $105,000
Iowa - $235,000
Kansas - $291,000
Kentucky - $297,000
Louisiana - $26,000
Maine - $260,000
Maryland - $120,000
Massachusetts - $44,000
Michigan - $44,000
Minnesota - $380,000
Mississippi - $166,000
Missouri - $175,000
Montana - $315,000
Nebraska - $379,000
Nevada - $98,000
New Hampshire - $201,000
New Jersey - $18,000
New Mexico - $171,000
New York - $12,000
North Carolina - $252,000
North Dakota - $339,000
Ohio - $180,000
Oklahoma - $291,000
Oregon - $220,000
Pennsylvania - $68,000
Rhode Island - $52,000
South Carolina - $186,000
South Dakota - $241,000
Tennessee - $166,000
Texas - $184,000
Utah - $94,000
Vermont - $87,000
Virginia - $201,000
Washington - $58,000
West Virginia - $471,000
Wisconsin - $163,000
Wyoming - $278,000

 

[Geronimo]

U.S. is paying a different amount to each state by the case for a CoVid19 diagnosis:
Alabama - $158,000 per COVID-19 case
Alaska - $306,000
Arizona - $23,000
Arkansas - $285,000
California - $145,000
Colorado - $58,000
Connecticut - $38,000
Delaware - $127,000
District of Columbia - $56,000
Florida - $132,000
Georgia - $73,000
Hawaii - $301,000
Idaho - $100,000
Illinois - $73,000
Indiana - $105,000
Iowa - $235,000
Kansas - $291,000
Kentucky - $297,000
Louisiana - $26,000
Maine - $260,000
Maryland - $120,000
Massachusetts - $44,000
Michigan - $44,000
Minnesota - $380,000
Mississippi - $166,000
Missouri - $175,000
Montana - $315,000
Nebraska - $379,000
Nevada - $98,000
New Hampshire - $201,000
New Jersey - $18,000
New Mexico - $171,000
New York - $12,000
North Carolina - $252,000
North Dakota - $339,000
Ohio - $180,000
Oklahoma - $291,000
Oregon - $220,000
Pennsylvania - $68,000
Rhode Island - $52,000
South Carolina - $186,000
South Dakota - $241,000
Tennessee - $166,000
Texas - $184,000
Utah - $94,000
Vermont - $87,000
Virginia - $201,000
Washington - $58,000
West Virginia - $471,000
Wisconsin - $163,000
Wyoming - $278,000

For clarity's sake, this does not mean states are incentivized because they will get these amounts per new case. This was the amount each state received divided by the cases at the time of writing. The funding is based on annual Medicare costs in the state, not on covid cases.

 

[tara]

One might expect that the US would negotiate the best deal (on the planet).

For the pharmaceutical companies?

 

[David PS]

For the pharmaceutical companies?

The negotiators are ostensibly working on behalf of the American public. However, the pharmaceutical industry is flush with money and there are many more pharmaceutical lobbyist than there are congressmen (and congresswomen). In addition, there are future elections that will need to be financed. Congress is said to hold the purse strings of the US. It is no wonder the logic behind US financial decisions are so hard to unravel.

 

[David PS]

• Johnson & Johnson announced Wednesday that it will develop and deliver 100 million doses of its coronavirus vaccine for the U.S., giving the country the option to order an additional 200 million doses.
• The deal totals over $1 billion, the company said in a statement.
• The doses will be provided to Americans at no cost if they’re used in a Covid-19 vaccination campaign, although healthcare professionals could charge for the cost of administering the vaccine, HHS said in a statement.

Johnson & Johnson reaches deal with U.S. for 100 million doses of coronavirus vaccine at more than $1 billion

 

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