Draw a graph and discuss about it

Timeline of 2015 Disneyland Measles Outbreak (and notice the eerie similarities to COVID which happened just a few years later...and an interesting factoid..measles is still considered one of the most contagious viru Es in the world). . Jan 7, 2015 Officials warn the public that a Disneyland visitor has been linked to 9 confirmed cases of the measles throughout California and Utah. . 8 of the 9 patients had not been vaccinated. . Ten days later, health officials report at least 51 cases, all but nine linked to the Disneyland outbreak. . By the end of the month, California State University, Long Beach confirms a student has been diagnosed with measles. . This event triggered an international debate on vaccine hesitancy, particularly as it had spread to people who intentionally declined the vaccine and put vulnerable people who could not have the vaccine at risk. The outbreak prompted the California Senate Bill 277 Ex, laws that reverted the California personal belief vaccine exemption. Conclusions following examination of the outbreak pointed to undervaccination as a key cause. I know when you started this class several weeks ago you were thinking... . Why should I bother studying economics? . How could it possibly impact my everyday life? . and most importantly, What does it mean to think like an economist? Your Task: 1. Using the tools you learned in Chapter 10, explain in no less than 250 words the economic reasoning behind the passage of California Senate Bill 277. 2. You are also required to include a visual (i.e. graph) within your discussion and your discussion must reference the graph to help support your reasoning. Please note I will be using the same criteria to assess your graph as your graphing activities. Important Note: you are required to upload a HAND DRAWN graph. Unfortunately,. you will not be eligible for credit if you fail to upload a hand drawn graph, the graph is a "necessary condition"