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Opioid addiction, abuse and overdose deaths cost Ohio from $6.6 billion to $8.8 billion, according to a new report from the C. William Swank Program in Rural-Urban Policy at Ohio State University.
A new study of the state’s opioid epidemic by Ohio State University researchers shows a staggering economic toll of $6.6 billion to $8.8 billion a year — about the same amount the state spends annually on K-12 education.
C. Swank Program in Rural-Urban Policy graduate student Mark Rembert speaks to the Columbus Dispatch on the program's broad band study and says that there are still a lot of Ohioans that don’t have broadband access.
Ohio Farm Bureau's Town Hall Radio Show Features Mark Rembert Speaking on the C. William Swank Program in Rural Policy's Broadband Study
The Ohio State University’s Department of Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics has released a study entitled “Connecting the Dots of Ohio’s Broadband Policy.”
A new study from Ohio State University found 31 percent of the state's rural population lacked access to fixed broadband service.
AEDE has so much to celebrate this spring! The following received awards at the Agribusiness Club and NAMA Banquet on April 11th:
Outstanding Returning Member: Morgan Jolliff
Outstanding Transfer Student: Haylee Zwick
Outstanding First Year Member: Rebekkah Sommer
Outstanding Faculty Member: Brian Roe
Mark Rembert won the best Ph.D. student paper from the Mid Continent Regional Science Association for his work titled, "Creative Destruction & Inter-Regional Job Reallocation during the Great Recession."
The C. William Swank Program in Rural-Urban Policy, which is overseen by AEDE’s Swank-Chair, Professor Mark Partridge, recently examined small business and entrepreneurship growth in Ohio through its policy brief series.
This article was originally published on the website of Ohio State's College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences.