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The Regressive Effects of Regulations in Nebraska

• • Dustin Chambers
  • Colin O'Reilly
• April 2022

KEY FINDINGSRegulations have unintended consequences, and these consequences can disproportionately affect low-income households

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Nebraska and Certificate-of-Need Programs 2020

• March 23, 2021

Since 1975, Nebraska has restricted the supply of health care with certificate-of-need (CON) programs. These programs prohibit

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Colin O'Reilly on KOIL - Costs of Regulation

• • Colin O'Reilly
• February 23, 2021

Colin O'Reilly explains how regulations negatively affect Nebraskans. Listen on Soundcloud.

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Nebraska Makes Progress on Relieving Regulatory Burdens; More Needs to Be Done

• • James Broughel
  • Colin O'Reilly
• February 21, 2021

Read more at the Omaha World-Herald.

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The Regressive Effects of Regulations in Nebraska

• • Dustin Chambers
  • Colin O'Reilly
• January 7, 2021

Key FindingsThe impact of federal regulations from 1997 to 2015 on the Nebraska economy is associated with the following

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• | Healthcare Openness and Access Project 2020: Full Release Healthcare Openness and Access Project 2020: Full Release

9 | Nebraska

• • Jared Rhoads
  • Darcy N. Bryan
  • Robert Graboyes
• December 22, 2020

The Healthcare Openness and Access Project (HOAP) measures the extent to which states leave patients, providers, and businesses

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Certificate-of-Need Laws: Nebraska

• • Matthew D. Mitchell
  • Thomas Stratmann
  • Christopher Koopman
  • Matthew C. Baker
  • James Bailey
  • David Wille
• November 11, 2020

Certificate-of-need (CON) laws require healthcare providers to obtain permission before they open or expand their services or

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What’s a Stickplex?

• • Emily Hamilton
• October 1, 2020

Behold the stickplex: a multifamily dwelling built with cheap materials that uses 2,500 square feet of land or less per unit

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Nebraska (#9) | COVID-19 Health Policy Recommendations: Increasing Access to Care in the States (March 2020 Prerelease)

• • Jared Rhoads
  • Darcy N. Bryan
  • Robert Graboyes
• March 24, 2020

Please note that this is an early, non-peer-reviewed version of the Healthcare Openness and Access Project (HOAP). The full

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Allowing Missing Middle Development Would Contribute to Housing Affordability in Nebraska

• • Emily Hamilton
  • Salim Furth
• February 4, 2020

Chairperson Wayne and members of the committee, thank you for inviting us to comment on the important issues of local zoning

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