Economists say a gas tax suspension wouldn’t give Ohioans meaningful relief

As gas prices spike, some Ohio lawmakers are floating the idea of suspending the state’s 38.5-cent-a-gallon tax. But while Ohioans share in the nation’s affordability crises, most economists in a recent survey think a suspension wouldn’t provide meaningful relief. An even stronger consensus said the benefits of a suspension would not outweigh the costs. Average […]

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