Thomas Stratmann, Distinguished University Professor of Economics and Law at George Mason University

Thomas Stratmann

Certificate-of-Need Work

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RESEARCH PAPERS:

Stratmann, Thomas and Matthew C. Baker. (2016). “Are Certificate-of-Need Laws Barriers to Entry? How They Affect Access to MRI, CT, and PET Scans.” Mercatus Center.
Stratmann, Thomas and David Wille. (2016). “Certificate-of-Need Laws and Hospital Policy.” Mercatus on Policy.
Stratmann, Thomas and Christopher Koopman (2016). "Entry Regulation and Rural Health Care: Certificate-of-Need Laws, Ambulatory Surgical Centers, and Community Hospitals." Mercatus Center.
Stratmann, Thomas and Jake Russ. (2014). “Do Certificate-of-Need Laws Increase Indigent Care?” Mercatus Center.

OP-EDS:

Stratmann, Thomas and Matthew Baker (2016) “ Certifiably Needless Health-Care Meddling: Certificate-of-Need Programs Restrict Competition and Reduce Patients' Access to Care ” in the Wall Street Journal.
Stratmann, Thomas and Darpana M. Sheth (2014) “ Health Care Cartels Limit Americans' Options: Column ” in USA Today.

STATE POLICY BRIEFS:

Koopman, Christopher, Thomas Stratmann, and Scott Eastman. (2016). “Certificate-of-Need Laws and Michigan: Rural Health Care, Medical Imaging, and Access.” Mercatus on Policy.
Koopman, Christopher, Thomas Stratmann, and Scott Eastman. (2016). “Certificate-of-Need Laws and North Carolina: Rural Health Care, Medical Imaging, and Access.” Mercatus on Policy.
Koopman, Christopher and Thomas Stratmann. (2015) “Certificate-of-Need Laws: Implications for Virginia.” Mercatus on Policy.
Koopman, Christopher and Thomas Stratmann. (2015) “Certificate-of-Need Laws: Implications for North Carolina.” Mercatus on Policy.
Koopman, Christopher, Thomas Stratmann, and Mohamad Elbarasse. (2015). “Certificate-of-Need Laws: Implications for Michigan.”Mercatus on Policy.
Koopman, Christopher, Thomas Stratmann, and Mohamad Elbarasse. (2015). “Certificate-of-Need Laws: Implications for Georgia. ” Mercatus on Policy.
Koopman, Christopher, Thomas Stratmann, and Mohamad Elbarasse. (2015). “Certificate-of-Need Laws: Implications for South Carolina.” Mercatus on Policy.
Koopman, Christopher, Thomas Stratmann, and Mohamad Elbarasse. (2015). “Certificate-of-Need Laws: Implications for West Virginia.” Mercatus on Policy.
Koopman, Christopher, Thomas Stratmann, and Mohamad Elbarasse. (2015). “Certificate-of-Need Laws: Implications for South Tennessee.” Mercatus on Policy.
Koopman, Christopher, Thomas Stratmann, and Mohamad Elbarasse. (2015). “Certificate-of-Need Laws: Implications for Missouri.” Mercatus on Policy.
Koopman, Christopher, Thomas Stratmann, and Mohamad Elbarasse. (2015). “Certificate-of-Need Laws: Implications for Michigan.” Mercatus on Policy.
Koopman, Christopher, Thomas Stratmann, and Mohamad Elbarasse. (2015). “Certificate-of-Need Laws: Implications for Kentucky.” Mercatus on Policy.
Koopman, Christopher, Thomas Stratmann, and Mohamad Elbarasse. (2015). “Certificate-of-Need Laws: Implications for Arkansas.” Mercatus on Policy.

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