A recent report highlights that economic decisions made in Ohio over the past quarter-century have not consistently supported the state’s workforce. While certain policies spurred growth in specific sectors, many working-class families have seen limited gains in income and job security. The analysis points to tax reforms and corporate incentives that prioritized business expansion over wage growth and labor protections. Researchers argue that long-term prosperity requires a rebalancing of policy focus toward equitable development and stronger support for middle- and lower-income earners.
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Ohio’s economic policymaking over last 25 years hasn’t always benefitted workers, report says Ohio Capital Journal