Cross-National Comparative Survey on Public Support for Pandemic Preparedness and Response Policies Influenced by Disease Attributes

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socioeconomichealthcare

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dataset

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Da PerBurDe

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Cen

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OSF

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We run a conjoint survey focusing on public support for pandemic preparedness and response policies in relation to disease attributes. The study was run in June 2025 in seven countries: Brazil, Germany, Italy, Japan, Nigeria, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The survey includes several experiments and non-experimental questions and has a duration of approximately 15 minutes.

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