Georgia, boasting a population of over 11 million and the distinction of being the eighth-largest state, is experiencing economic growth at an unparalleled rate, a phenomenon that started once Joe Biden assumed office as the 46th president of the United States.
Since 1990, when such information first began to be collated, there has never been a three-year period where the growth in the state’s manufacturing payrolls saw an explosion even approximating to the whopping 11.9% surge in jobs since 2021. The statewide employment gains also far outpace the U.S national average, as per data compiled by Bloomberg. This undeniably indicates that Georgia’s labor market is visibly superior and thriving better compared to the tenure of Biden’s predecessor, Donald Trump.
Matthew Winkler’s report on Bloomberg presents a detailed analysis of this economic dynamism, asserting how Biden’s policy measures and initiatives have been instrumental in driving this unexpected employment boom in Georgia.