What Georgia thinks about: Winning Amazon- how far should the state go?

Introducing the Politically Georgia panel: We invited Georgians to weigh in on big questions facing the state. It's not a scientific sample, but we did our best to get a cross section of folks – they come from across the state and across the political spectrum.

For our first question we asked the panel:

Should the state give big tax breaks –foregoing property or income taxes for years, as well as other incentives, to lure companies to Georgia?

Read the responses here.

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