Almost a quarter of Ohio’s residents live in rural areas, and it’s no secret that many have been losing ground for a long time. Decades of federal trade policy and agribusiness consolidation have eroded economic opportunities, giving people who can an incentive to move away.

Ohio’s workers have seen a lot of changes in the last 25 years, according to a recent report by a state policy think tank, but those changes haven’t always been good for them.

In a recent survey, a majority of Ohio economists said that mass deportations would harm the state’s economy.

Immigrants have contributed billions of dollars to the Ohio economy over the years, according to a new national study.

Harry Truman is supposed to have said he needed a one-armed economist because every time he asked a question of the ones he had, they responded by saying, “Well on the one hand…”

Racial disparities are keeping the state of Ohio from bringing in billions into the economy, a new study shows.