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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.

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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.

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Paying the disabled like everyone else would reduce poverty, economists say

Paying the disabled like everyone else would reduce poverty, economists say
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Economists: Abortion Ban Would Have Negative Impacts on Labor Force, Education

Nearly two dozen Ohio economists agreed that prohibiting abortion in Ohio would negatively impact labor force participation and educational attainment, according to a new survey. The Ohio Economic Experts Panel answered a survey conducted by Scioto Analysis. The survey asked whether the economists agreed that prohibition of abortion in Ohio would reduce “women’s educational attainment […]

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Economists: Abortion ban would have negative impacts on labor force, education

Nearly two dozen economists in the state agreed that prohibiting abortion in Ohio would negatively impact labor force participation and educational attainment in the state, according to a new study.

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