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    • Parental vaccination decisions can be viewed as a collective action problem.

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    • To analyze California's SB 277 using a game-theoretic framework.
    • To examine the "free rider" problem in childhood vaccination programs.

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    • An incentive exists for individuals to "free ride" on community vaccination efforts.

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