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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.

Five new trees planted at Bluffton Community Pool By Paula Pyzik Scott In my limited experience, Arbor Day events are not big on drama. During Bluffton’s 2024 event at the Community Pool, two tiny party crashers upstaged members of the Tree Commission for the entire hour the Icon was there. While the commissioners struggled to dig holes in soil that is both rocky and heavy

Leonard Wiebe passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Goshen News on 2024-04-10.

Bakery opens November 20 at 207 S. Central Ave., Lima By Liz Gordon-Hancock Bluffton Center for Entrepreneurs (BCE) prize recipient Neli Metzger is on the eve of opening up a brick and mortar bakery in Lima. Metzger won third place in the BCE’s competition back in March, 2020. That prize money allowed her to purchase her industrial mixer to use in her home bakery named Touch

Dr. Jonathan Andreas, professor of economics at Bluffton University, will present the Colloquium, “Anarchy, the State and Capitalism: Myths About Coercion and Hierarchy” at 4 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 8 in Centennial Hall’s Stutzman Lecture Hall. This event is free and open to the public.to discuss capitalism

Joan Wiebe passed away in Goshen, Indiana. This is the full obituary story where you can express condolences and share memories. Services by Indiana University School of Medicine -- Anatomical Education Program.

As the Ohio legislature debates whether to provide subsidies to developers to build low-income housing, a panel of economists is divided on whether that will significantly lower rents.

A majority of a panel of Ohio economists thinks the state could keep many of its most talented students at home if the state offered scholarships to students who graduate in the top five percent of their class, according to a survey published this week.