Friday Factday2018-04-12T00:15:57-04:00

Friday Factday

A closer look at a topics using local-level data, published on Fridays

Veterans: Impacts Well Beyond Their Service

By |November 11th, 2022|Categories: Data Diversions, Economic Development, Economy, Friday Factday, Other Demographics|Tags: , , |

Veterans: giving us geopolitical and economic strength

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Regional Snapshot: Update on Aging

By |May 27th, 2022|Categories: Age and Generations, Friday Factday, Regional Snapshot|Tags: , , , , , , |

This month's regional snapshot provides an overview of opportunities and challenges, with related demographic data, for our senior population.

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Inflation: The Most Regressive “Tax” in Atlanta

By |March 25th, 2022|Categories: Economic Development, Economy, Equity, Friday Factday, Race and Diversity|Tags: , , , , |

Inflationary impacts have hit all of us in the pocket over the last year, but research shows that they hit some of us a lot harder than others.

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Atlanta Crime Rates in Historical Perspective (2009-2021)

By |March 4th, 2022|Categories: Friday Factday|Tags: |

Crime is a top concern across the metro. Here, we compare perceptions and reality through an examination of crime rates for the city of Atlanta since 2009. The data reveal that crime rates are near historical lows in most categories.

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Income Inequality and Black Wealth: Opinions from Metro Atlanta Speaks

By |February 25th, 2022|Categories: Economic Development, Economy, Equity, Friday Factday, Metro Atlanta Speaks, Race and Diversity|Tags: , , , , |

How do Atlanta residents rate the importance of enhanced income equality to our economy, and, following on, what seems to be their current knowledge base about the size of the highly related racial wealth gap?

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