Assuming a vaccine for the coronavirus becomes available, do you believe the federal government should control the price in order to make the vaccine affordable, or should they not control the price and allow the market to determine its cost?

Assuming a vaccine for the coronavirus becomes available, do you believe the federal government should control the price in order to make the vaccine affordable, or should they not control the price and allow the market to determine its cost? Published on March 2, 2020 → Survey conducted on March 2, 2020 on 24174 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

There should be price controls to make the vaccine affordable

77%

There should not be price controls, the market should decide the vaccine price

10%

Don't know

13%

There should be price controls to make the vaccine affordable

77%

There should not be price controls, the market should decide the vaccine price

10%

Don't know

13%

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