Question A: Cutting school spending by $650 million would significantly reduce Ohio's future human capital.
Question B: Cutting school spending by $650 million would significantly increase inequality in Ohio.
Question C: Cutting school spending by $650 million would significantly reduce the state's future economic output.
Question A: Providing targeted health and human service programs to pregnant women will lead to reductions in future social spending that will exceed the program costs.
Question B: Providing targeted health and human service programs to pregnant women will increase maternal labor force participation.
Question C: Providing targeted health and human service programs to pregnant women will significantly reduce infant mortality.
Question A: Extending the hours 14 - 15 year olds can work during the school year will increase human capital development.
Question B: Extending the hours 14 - 15 year olds can work during the school year will increase labor supply.
Question C: Extending the hours 14 - 15 year olds can work during the school year will decrease safety for young workers.
Question A: A state version of the 2021 expansion of the child tax credit would reduce child poverty substantially.
Question B: The costs of increasing resources for low-income families via a state child tax credit would be offset over the long term by the fiscal benefits of improving life outcomes for children no longer growing up in poverty.
Question C: Parental labor supply would be likely to fall significantly following introduction of an expanded child tax credit.