Richard M. Stone

Richard M. Stone was a renowned American economist and influential figure in health policy. He is best known for developing the "Stone model," which emphasizes balancing quality, cost, and access in healthcare systems. Stone worked extensively on healthcare reform, advocating for strategies that improve service efficiency while controlling expenses. He held academic positions at Harvard and was a respected advisor to policymakers. His work helped shape discussions on sustainable healthcare practices, making him a key contributor to modern health economics and policy development.