Georgia's Economy Quiz

What percentage of Georgia's workforce was employed in the tourism industry in 2016?

• 5%

• 10.2%

• 15%

• 20%

What is the projected economic impact of the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project (SHEP) on Georgia's deep-water ports?

• It will generate $5 billion in personal income

• It will generate $67 billion in revenue

• It will generate $1.5 billion in personal income

• It will generate $18.5 billion in personal income

Which industry in Georgia employs one in three workers in private households?

• Manufacturing

• Agriculture

• Tourism

• Film production

As of the information provided, how does Georgia rank in the film industry compared to other states?

• First

• Second

• Third

• Fourth

Which two cities are considered the top destination cities for tourism in Georgia?

• Atlanta and Augusta

• Atlanta and Savannah

• Savannah and Macon

• Atlanta and Columbus

What has the expansion of Savannah's port had on Georgia?

• It has decreased the number of tourists visiting the state.

• It has had no significant impact on the state's economy.

• It has allowed Savannah to hold luxury cruise ships to depart daily to all parts of the world.

• It has reduced the revenue produced by the state's tourism industry.

Why do people want to visit Georgia according to the text?

• Because it has a booming movie industry.

• Because of the geographic diversity of mountains, beaches, and cities.

• Because it is home to Six Flags.

• Because it is cheaper due to the absence of a state tax.

What percentage of the total output in the state is contributed by manufacturers in Georgia?

• 11.50%

• 8.75%

• 30%

• 2.5%

Which sector in Georgia is expected to see the fastest growth, with an estimated 30% or more rise in employment?

• Manufacturing Industry

• Service Industry

• Technology Industry

• Health Services

What is a major concern regarding the manufacturing workforce in Georgia?

• The workforce is too large

• The workforce is not keeping up with the demand for workers

• The jobs are considered too "dirty"

• There is an overabundance of automation