Policy Matters Ohio
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Template:Hang-on Policy Matters Ohio is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, policy research group focused on Ohio issues. Test
Recent Policy Reports
Policy Matters has published over 260 reports on economic development, education, and sustainability. These are the most recent reports on these fields.
Economic Development:
Paying More, Renting Debt[1] a report about the perils to consumers posed by the rent-to-own industry. Spending By Another Name[2] The 2009 Ohio tax expenditure report.
Education:
Ohio's Initiative On Increasing Graduation Rates [3] a cost-benefit analysis of the recently cut state program to target at risk 9th grade boys, and increase their 10th grade promotion rates in an attempt to lower the high school dropout rate.