Economists Say Gov. Mike DeWine's Proposed Expansion of Mental Health Services Will Pay for Itself
In spending $85 million, Ohio could reduce poverty
Source: clevescene.com
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Four ways to help people with disabilities get work - Ohio Capital Journal
Currently, companies in Ohio are allowed to apply for a waiver from the state minimum wage to hire people with disabilities. But Ohio has multiple options to increase employment of people with disabilities without paying them less, writes columnist Rob Moore.
Source: ohiocapitaljournal.com
Economic analysis: Fertilizer-management program is working, expanding it would be better
A voluntary, state-run program is paying dividends by reducing the amount of fertilizer that is running off into Ohio waterways and causing harmful algal blooms
Source: highlandcountypress.com
Economists: Ohio student loan forgiveness might raise tuition, but not inflation
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.
Source: ohiocapitaljournal.com
Is it time for all Ohio children to get free meals at schools?
The pandemic changed a lot of assumptions about the U.S. safety net. Maybe a permanent change could come to school lunch programs: maybe all children in Ohio should get free meals at school.
Source: ohiocapitaljournal.com