Question A: A three-month gas tax suspension would provide meaningful financial relief to Ohio residents.
Question B: The long-term economic benefits of a three-month gas tax suspension would outweigh the long-term economic costs of reduced state infrastructure funding.
Question C: More of the benefits of a three-month gas tax suspension would accrue to consumers than fuel retailers.
Question A: Reducing Medicaid spending in Ohio by $37 billion over the next ten years will have significant economic ramifications beyond loss of health insurance for current Medicaid recipients.
Question B: Reducing Medicaid spending in Ohio by $37 billion over the next ten years will cause a severe recession in the state.
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: An increase in the Ohio state cigarette tax from $1.60/pack to $2/pack would lead to significantly higher prices for consumers.
Question B: An increase in the Ohio state cigarette tax from $1.60/pack to $2/pack would lead to a significant reduction in cigarette consumption.
Question C: An increase in the Ohio state cigarette tax from $1.60/pack to $2/pack would lead to a reduction in cigarette related health problems.