Scope and Contents

This series contains correspondence between the Division Director and officials of other state and federal agencies, private organizations, businesses and individuals concerning Georgia products and industrial development. Thus this series documents all areas of the Division Director's responsibility. Also included are feasibility studies, reports, proposals, documentation of programs and all related correspondence.

Scope and Contents The Community Data Unit collects and retains information used in the compilation of community profiles containing socioeconomic data for approximately 240 communities in the State, This series consists of the printed copies of each profile for each city for each year a profile was compiled, the incidence of compilation varies from city to city and a date code appears on the back of each form. The code consists of three numbers, the first two indicating the month, and the last the year of...

Scope and Contents The title of this annual publication is virtually self-explanatory. It lists over fifty-six hundred Georgia Manufacturers: (1) alphabetically by firm name, (2) alphabetically by county and then by city, (3) alphabetically by parent company name, and (4) alphabetically by classification of industry. There are several helpful appendices including: (1) a product index, (2) six maps of Georgia showing transportation networks, etc., (3) lists of area development agencies, (4) lists of colleges...

Scope and Contents This series has two parts. One part consists of newspaper and magazine clippings, pamphlets, and typed reports about Georgia institutions, parks, physical features, and other points of interest. The other part is a subject index to the file of clippings, reports, etc. The index was compiled on cards, and these cards have been stapled to sheets of paper. This series consists of material organized by Nelson Shipp, former manager of the Research Division. Much of the material is undated, but...

Scope and Contents

The Research Division's chief responsibility is to collect and compile facts and figures which might be useful in campaigns to expand Georgia's industrial capacity. Consequently, these publications are aimed at the potential Georgia industrialist and provide data which might persuade him to relocate his plant in Georgia. Included are transportation and tax information which may be updated in the future but probably not on a regular basis.

Scope and Contents

The title of this publication to be updated every year is virtually self-explanatory. The survey divides the State into areas and indicates the range of wages for each occupation. Maps indicate the location of each geographical division and an appendix indicates methodology and defines terms. There is a table of contents.