Job Creation and Entrepreneurship
An economy geared to the promotion of job creation and entrepreneurship is the only way to ensure that those looking to start or grow a business and those seeking quality work can blossom. We must ensure that government policies spur business and attract the best and brightest by giving a voice to those who create jobs and free Ohio’s risk-takers from government actions that impede growth.
Reports
Ohio by the Numbers
The Buckeye Institute's monthly Ohio by the Numbers report compares Ohio to the other states in overall private sector job growth over several distinct time spans in order to get a picture of Ohio's relative economic health since 1990. The periods analyzed are: from 1990 until the present day, from peak privatesector employment in 2000 through the present day and from the beginning of the current decade to the present day.
Ohio by the Numbers- March 2013
The latest Ohio by the Numbers shows that Ohio's private sector hit a rough patch in March, losing 16,800 private sector jobs and seeing a decline in the labor force.
Ohio by the Numbers- February 2013
The latest Ohio by the Numbers includes the latest revisions in data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and adds a breakdown of Right to Work state private sector growth since 2012 when neighboring Indiana joined the ranks of RTW states. (January not done due to BLS revisions and close release of updated data).
Ohio by the Numbers- August 2012
Ohio by the Numbers- July 2012
Ohio by the Numbers- June 2012
Ohio by the Numbers- April 2012
Ohio by the Numbers- March 2012 (Feb. not done due to timing of BLS data releases)
Ohio by the Numbers- January 2012
Ohio by the Numbers- December 2011
Ohio by the Numbers- September 2011
Ohio by the Numbers- August 2011
Ohio by the Numbers- July 2011
Ohio by the Numbers- June 2011
Ohio by Numbers- March 2011
Ohio by Numbers- February 2011
Ohio by Numbers - January 2011
Ohio by Numbers - December 2010
Ohio by Numbers - November 2010
State of the State: Ohio's Weak Economy Struggles to Prop Up an Oversized Government
This signature report by the Buckeye Institute shows with crystal clear data that the average public sector worker in Ohio makes more than the average private sector employee. This state of affairs is taking place at a time when Ohio's private sector economy has been battered, jobs have been lost and household incomes have declined.
Magellan Strategies Ohio Statewide Budget Survey Topline Results
Magellan Strategies Ohio Statewide Budget Survey Cross-tabs
Magellan Strategies Ohio Statewide Budget Presentation
Five Steps to Fundamental Tax Reform: A Pro-Growth Blueprint











