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A panel of economists overwhelmingly agreed that the influx of skilled immigrants is helping to ease the loss of highly educated native-born Ohioans. They were much more ambivalent about whether lower-skilled immigrants are depressing wages for everyone.

A panel of economists overwhelmingly agreed that the influx of skilled immigrants is helping to ease the loss of highly educated native-born Ohioans. They were much more ambivalent about whether lower-skilled immigrants are depressing wages for everyone. The issue of immigration is a hot one, with former President Donald Trump flooding the zone with inflammatory, […] The post Economists: Immigration is counteracting Ohio’s brain drain appeared first on Ohio Capital Journal.

A panel of economists overwhelmingly agreed that the influx of skilled immigrants is helping to ease the loss of highly educated native-born Ohioans. They were much more ambivalent about whether lower-skilled immigrants are depressing wages for everyone.

An overwhelming majority of a panel of Ohio economists believes that a flat-tax proposal pending in the Ohio House would worsen economic inequality, according to a survey that was published Monday.

If Ohio were to implement its own student loan forgiveness, it might have the ironic effect of incentivizing institutions to raise tuition costs, but would be unlikely to affect inflation as a whole, a panel of economists said in a survey this week.

News Editor news@presspublications.com A majority of Ohio college and university economists surveyed recently agree a windfall tax on excess profits of large oil and gas companies would be an efficient way to provide temporary relief to households in the state from rising energy costs.