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Comment on Foreign Investment-Fueled Jobs Growing Five Times Faster Than General Employment by Foreign Capital on Trial: Revealing Georgia’s SB 69 and Its Real Impact
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Comments for Global Atlanta
The number of jobs created by foreign-owned companies in Georgia is growing five times faster than general employment, according to a new report tracking the impact of international investment on the state and nation.
It’s a story to which anyone watching Georgia’s growth story unfold can easily attest, and the disparity between FDI-backed jobs and general employment has likely widened further since 2020.
International companies pay 18 percent of corporate income taxes and support three times as many downstream jobs as they create in-house, thanks to longer supply chains.
See the list of foreign investors in the Global Business Alliance that operate across all 435 U.S. congressional districts.
Employment of Foreign Owned Affiliates in Georgia, by Country — according to the BEAJapan — 36,100 jobs Germany — 33,900 United Kingdom — 33,000 Canada — 32,400 France — 24,500 Netherlands — 22,800 Switzerland — 15,500See the Georgia fact sheet and national figures below: