Christopher Koopman
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Senior Affiliated ScholarExecutive Director, Center for Growth and Opportunity at Utah State University
Christopher Koopman is a Senior Affiliated Scholar at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, the Executive Director of the Center for Growth and Opportunity at Utah State University, and member of the IT & Emerging Technology Working Group at the Federalist Society’s Regulatory Transparency Project.
He specializes in regulation, competition, and innovation. His research and commentary has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Washington Post, USA Today, Bloomberg, and NPR. He is also a contributor at The Hill, and was named to Forbes’ 30 Under 30 2016 for law and policy.
Prior to joining the Center for Growth and Opportunity, Koopman was a senior research fellow and director of the Technology Policy Program at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. Koopman earned his J.D. from Ave Maria University and his LL.M. in law and economics at George Mason University.
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How Can Certificate-of-Need Laws Be Reformed to Improve Access to Healthcare?
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Certificate-of-Need Laws: Wisconsin
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Certificate-of-Need Laws: Arizona
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Certificate-of-Need Laws: Indiana
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Certificate-of-Need Laws: Minnesota
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Certificate-of-Need Laws: New Mexico
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Certificate-of-Need Laws: Alabama
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Certificate-of-Need Laws: Alaska
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Certificate-of-Need Laws: Arkansas
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Certificate-of-Need Laws: Connecticut
Latest Work
- | Academic & Student Programs Academic & Student Programs
- | Book Chapters Book Chapters
How Can Certificate-of-Need Laws Be Reformed to Improve Access to Healthcare?
- | CON Laws in 2020: About the Update CON Laws in 2020: About the Update
- | Publication
Certificate-of-Need Laws: Wisconsin
- | CON Laws in 2020: About the Update CON Laws in 2020: About the Update
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Certificate-of-Need Laws: Arizona
- | CON Laws in 2020: About the Update CON Laws in 2020: About the Update
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Certificate-of-Need Laws: Indiana
- | CON Laws in 2020: About the Update CON Laws in 2020: About the Update
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Certificate-of-Need Laws: Minnesota
- | CON Laws in 2020: About the Update CON Laws in 2020: About the Update
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Certificate-of-Need Laws: New Mexico
- | CON Laws in 2020: About the Update CON Laws in 2020: About the Update
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Certificate-of-Need Laws: Alabama
- | CON Laws in 2020: About the Update CON Laws in 2020: About the Update
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Certificate-of-Need Laws: Alaska
- | CON Laws in 2020: About the Update CON Laws in 2020: About the Update
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Certificate-of-Need Laws: Arkansas
- | CON Laws in 2020: About the Update CON Laws in 2020: About the Update
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