Rob Moore

Great to spend some time with the Scioto Analysis team at the @APPAM_DC conference in Boston this week!

Had a great time talking with Harri Leigh of Spectrum News about our recent analysis of the costs and benefits of data centers in Ohio.

New report out this week! We've been working with @DemocracyCollab, an amazing organization that sees Cleveland's rich music history as an opportunity for building a sustainable local industry.

Sustainability in public finance is about three things: adequacy, stability, and growth.

Had a great time talking with Gracie Collins of NBC4 this week.

Housing mobility programs can be an effective tool for fighting poverty.

As fuel efficiency and EV adoption grow, how should Ohio pay for roads? In our recent experts panel, 16 of 31 Ohio economists said a vehicle-miles-traveled fee could be more efficient than the gas tax. Meanwhile, 18 of 31 said the flat EV registration fee is inefficient.

Appreciated the chance to talk on @wtaptelevision last week about our new data center study. Thanks Chase Campbell for covering this!

Had a great time talking with @10TV's Ava Hedges about our data center study this week.

Scioto Analysis released a new study on income, health, and education in the state of Ohio this morning.

Appreciated getting the chance to talk about our work with the Funding Review Advisory Committee at the Columbus City Council hearing last week.

Last week, the Ohio General Assembly voted to allocate $725 million for a 90-day gas tax suspension for the state. In my Ohio Capital Journal commentary out this morning, I talk about other ways the state could have spent that money.

Sometimes consolidation reduces inefficiencies. Sometimes it kills competition. It's hard to know which direction a consolidation will go from the onset.

Economic impact analysis, cost-benefit analysis, cost-effectiveness analysis, and program evaluations give organizations different perspectives on their industries, policies, and programs.

Map on the spread of data center moratoriums in Ohio.

Literacy is still a challenge throughout much of Ohio and the United States

How should groups choose when deciding whether to invest in advocacy or analysis?