How did the Olympics help boost the economies of Georgia and Atlanta? Check all that apply. A.) New restaurants and hotels opened to serve visitors.
B.) Atlanta became a popular destination for shows and events.
C.) Atlanta had money to address crime and homelessness.
D.) Jobs opened for vendors and service workers.
E.) The state created a new interstate highway system.
F.) Billions of dollars flowed into the economy.

AnswAtlanta’s historic strengths and success in periodic selfreinvention offer a means to reverse these trends. Indeed,

resurgence may already be underway: the region’s growth

in GDP since 2009 has outpaced that of both the New

York City and Los Angeles regions, making it the country’s

seventh largest in total GDP. In the coming decades,

Atlanta’s challenge and its great opportunity will lie in

its ability to capture an appropriate share of regional

growth: for the region to continue to prosper, its urban

core must thrive as a place to live, work, and do business.8

In an effort to build on strengths and mitigate weaknesses,

Mayor Kasim Reed, Chair of Invest Atlanta, commissioned

this Economic Development Strategy. It builds on previous

efforts, notably including a 2004 effort called the “New Century Economic Development

Plan,” conceived as an impetus to focus City government on supporting business growth and

development. That Plan contained a set of specific action items; a 2007 audit by the City of

Atlanta’s City Auditor’s Office concluded that the City had completed half the action items

and was progressing well on the remainder. In addition, this strategy builds upon and provides

a framework for advancing the goals detailed in other economic development plans, such as

the Atlanta Regional Commission’s (ARC’s) Regional Economic Competitiveness Strategy, ARC’s

Livable Center Initiative, and the City of Atlanta’s Strategic Community Investment Report.

Seeking to build on this progress, Mayor Reed convened a steering committee to guide this effort.

It was comprised of representatives from the Atlanta BeltLine Inc.er:

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A,B,E,F

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