The Boom Continues: Metro Atlanta’s Black-Owned Businesses Thriving
New data from the Census Annual Business Survey shows that Metro Atlanta continues to be a hub for Black-owned employer businesses.
New data from the Census Annual Business Survey shows that Metro Atlanta continues to be a hub for Black-owned employer businesses.
There appears to be a surprising and interesting disconnect between economic struggles and quality-of-life expectations.
Identifying occupations (a) with high shares of workers 55 and up, and (b) expecting high levels of retirement in the coming years...
Breaking down job demand for sectors with concentrations of older workers...
Compare senior worker shares (of workforce) across metro areas and for a few specific industries...#3 in a series
What are employment trends in industry sectors most likely to have a high share of older workers...#2 in a series
What industries are most vulnerable in the coming retirements of an aging workforce...#1 in a series
Comparing the share of Black-owned business in Metro Atlanta to other large metro areas nationally.
Have Atlanta jobs recovered from the pandemic? If so, what does that recovery look like? And how does Metro Atlanta compare to other major metropolitan areas?
Comparing the share of Black-owned business nationally to Metro Atlanta across all sectors.