Statistics around Georgia Power customer base

1. Diversity and Inclusion
Statistics Notebook

2. Georgia
By the Numbers
1 in 15
were veterans.
spoke a
language other
than English at
home.
28%
of people over 25 had
earned a BA/BS degree
or higher.
Under 18
24.8%
Over 65
11.8%
18-65
63.4%
in 2013…
1,338,502

3. 18.2%
live below the
poverty level.
businesses
owned by
women and
minorities.
$50,156
median household
income.
2,021,891
23
average commute
time in minutes.
By the Numbers
in 2013…
Georgia

4. Georgia
Buying Power Share
Buying power is simply the total after-tax income that residents have to spend on goods.
These charts show how much of the total of Georgia’s disposable income is owned by
each demographic group.
Buying Power 1990 2000 2010
Total $100,347,635,000 $186,970,757,000 $305,560,915,000
White $82,285,060,700 $145,837,190,460 $213,892,640,500
Non-White $18,062,574,300 $41,133,566,540 $91,668,274,500
Population 1990 2000 2010
Total 6,478,216 8,186,453 10,069,700
White 4,534,751 5,321,194 5,639,032
Non-White 1,878,683 2,865,259 4,430,668
Disposable Income per
Person
1990 2000 2010
Total $15,490 $22,839 $30,345
White $18,145 $27,407 $37,931
Non-White $9,614 $14,356 $20,689
White Black
Hispanic/Latino Asian
Other
1990
2000
2010
Minority Buying Power Changes
1990-2010

5. Georgia
Buying Power Share
For every $1 of buying power whites have, how much do minorities have?
Race/Ethnicity 1990 2000 2010 2018
Asian $0.81 $0.82 $0.88 $0.88
Black $0.51 $0.58 $0.60 $0.60
Hispanic $0.68 $0.50 $0.44 $0.43
Other $0.11 $0.30 $0.43 $0.48
While Hispanics are increasing their share of the total buying power
in Georgia, the Hispanic population is growing more quickly, too. As
a result, per capita buying power for Hispanics is likely to
over the next few years.

6. Percentage of residents who are non-white
Georgia

7. 81.41%
73.82%
71.06%75.29%
72.36%
74.49%
73.02%
76.16%
2010-2014
73.98%
High School Graduation Rates
Georgia

8. Georgia
STEM Graduates – Future Employee Pipeline

9. Georgia
Born
1980-1999
1965-1979
1945-1964
1930-1944
Gender Ethnicity
Age
Asian
Other
Black
Hispanic
White
Female
Male
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10. Select Region Statistics

11. Central Region
By the Numbers
1 in 12
were veterans.
spoke a
language other
than English at
home.
43,025
18%
of people over 25 had
earned a BA/BS degree
or higher.
Under 18
23.7%
Over 65
14.1%
18-65
62.2%
in 2013…

12. Central Region
By the Numbers
21.8%
live below the
poverty level.
businesses
owned by
women and
minorities.
in 2013…
$41,125
median household
income.
96,931
23
average commute
time in minutes.

13. Coastal Region
By the Numbers
1 in 11
were veterans.
spoke a
language other
than English at
home.
56,970
24%
of people over 25 had
earned a BA/BS degree
or higher.
Under 18
24.0%
Over 65
12.5%
18-65
63.5%
in 2013…

14. Coastal Region
20.0%
live below the
poverty level.
businesses
owned by
women and
minorities.
$45,423
median household
income.
105,282
22
average commute
time in minutes.
By the Numbers
in 2013…

15. East Region
By the Numbers
1 in 11
were veterans.
spoke a
language other
than English at
home.
27,574
23%
of people over 25 had
earned a BA/BS degree
or higher.
Under 18
24.7%
Over 65
12.9%
18-65
62.4%
in 2013…

16. East Region
20.6%
live below the
poverty level.
businesses
owned by
women and
minorities.
$45,286
median household
income.
93,046
23
average commute
time in minutes.
By the Numbers
in 2013…

17. Metro Region
By the Numbers
1 in 17
were veterans.
spoke a
language other
than English at
home.
931,412
37%
of people over 25 had
earned a BA/BS degree
or higher.
Under 18
25.8%
Over 65
9.9%
18-65
64.3%
in 2013…

18. Metro Region
15.1%
live below the
poverty level.
businesses
owned by
women and
minorities.
$58,849
median household
income.
1,398,341
30
average commute
time in minutes.
By the Numbers
in 2013…

19. Northeast Region
By the Numbers
1 in 15
were veterans.
spoke a
language other
than English at
home.
105,508
23%
of people over 25 had
earned a BA/BS degree
or higher.
Under 18
23.7%
Over 65
14.3%
18-65
62.0%
in 2013…

20. Northeast Region
20.0%
live below the
poverty level.
businesses
owned by
women and
minorities.
$45,931
median household
income.
68,479
26
average commute
time in minutes.
By the Numbers
in 2013…

21. Northwest Region
By the Numbers
1 in 15
were veterans.
spoke a
language other
than English at
home.
843,340
16%
of people over 25 had
earned a BA/BS degree
or higher.
Under 18
24.5%
Over 65
14.3%
18-65
61.2%
in 2013…

22. Northwest Region
19.2%
live below the
poverty level.
businesses
owned by
women and
minorities.
$42,413
median household
income.
69,141
25
average commute
time in minutes.
By the Numbers
in 2013…

23. South Region
By the Numbers
1 in 14
were veterans.
spoke a
language other
than English at
home.
49,015
15%
of people over 25 had
earned a BA/BS degree
or higher.
Under 18
24.8%
Over 65
14.0%
18-65
61.2%
in 2013…

24. South Region
25.8%
live below the
poverty level.
businesses
owned by
women and
minorities.
$34,690
median household
income.
86,061
21
average commute
time in minutes.
By the Numbers
in 2013…

25. West Region
By the Numbers
1 in 12
were veterans.
spoke a
language other
than English at
home.
37,377
18%
of people over 25 had
earned a BA/BS degree
or higher.
Under 18
23.8%
Over 65
13.8%
18-65
62.4%
in 2013…

26. West Region
20.8%
live below the
poverty level.
businesses
owned by
women and
minorities.
$41,198
median household
income.
101,419
25
average commute
time in minutes.
By the Numbers
in 2013…

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