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On RealClearPolicy, The Buckeye Institute celebrates the hardworking men and women who get the job done and urges Ohio’s policymakers to “continue preparing today’s labor force for tomorrow’s economic opportunities.” “More than half of Ohio manufacturers already lament the skilled-worker shortage that has hindered growth, disrupted supply chains, and exacerbated order backlogs. Policymakers can help—and they must help if Ohio is going to revive manufacturing, shift into the new economy, and take full advantage of Intel’s promise and opportunity.”;  

In a new blog, The Buckeye Institute outlines how Ohio’s draft Computer Science Plan can be improved. Logan Kolas, an economic policy analyst with Buckeye’s Economic Research Center, writes, “If Ohio adopts these changes and further pursues reforms in worker retraining and education, occupational regulation, and globalization, it will put Ohio on a path to correct policy mistakes and meet the economic challenges of an increasingly digitalized world.”