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Ohio economists divided on housing subsidy in conflict between House and Senate - Vimarsana News

Ohio economists divided on housing subsidy in conflict between House and Senate

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.

Ohio economists: Scholarships likely to keep high achievers in-state - Vimarsana News

Ohio economists: Scholarships likely to keep high achievers in-state

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.

Ohio Economists: Scholarships likely to keep high achievers in-state - Vimarsana News

Ohio Economists: Scholarships likely to keep high achievers in-state

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 5% of their class, according to a survey published this week. 

Economists: Ohio flat-tax would worsen inequality | The Highland County Press - Vimarsana News

Economists: Ohio flat-tax would worsen inequality | The Highland County Press

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.

Economists: Mental health, social spending will pay for itself - Vimarsana News

Economists: Mental health, social spending will pay for itself

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's proposed package of expanded mental health services has drawn the near-unanimous approval of a panel of Ohio economists, according to a survey released this week. But one questioned how likely it is to actually happen.