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From March to November
2001, the United States was officially in a recession, with
declining economic growth. Since then, the national recession has
been declared over, but many economic indicators remain troubling
for Ohio and the nation. This 2003 edition of The State of
Working Ohio examines Ohio’s economy, with particular attention
to the effects of the recession.
**This report was made
possible by a generous grant from the Saint Ann Foundation.
Executive Summary
Full Report
Conclusion and Recommendations
Short Report (Six Pages)
Recession Devastating to Ohio Jobs
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Latest Recession Hit Ohio
Particularly Hard
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio Felt Recession Harder
Dayton Daily News
Jobless Hammer Hits Hard in Ohio
Akron Beacon Journal
Ohio Needs To Plan Now To
Weather the Next Recession
Akron Beacon Journal
Op-Ed
Job Losses Big in Ohio
Ohio Public Radio
The State of Ohio
Ohio Public Radio
Report Details Ohio
Job Losses
Gongwer News Service
Policy Matters Ohio: Recession
Hitting Ohio Harder Than Rest of Nation
The Hannah Report
Manufacturing Advocate
Holds Big Promise Locally
Lorain Morning Journal
Recession's Cost: 185K
Jobs
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
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Click
here to read The State of Working
Ohio for 2002. This three-report series includes the
Labor Day short, Pink Collar Work: Gender and Wages in Ohio,
and What Color is Your Paycheck?: Race and Wages in Ohio.
Policy Matters
staff gives presentations on The State of Working Ohio
for businesses, community groups, and other organizations.
Click here to learn more about
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