Latino Business Ownership: Contributions and Barriers for U.S.-Born and Immigrant Latino Entrepreneurs
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01/01/2018
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Document Type Report
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Collection(s) Agency & Industry Reports
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Description:Large differences in business ownership rates and income exist between minority groups and non-minorities. Those differences have persisted over time and may be an inhibitor of economic growth. This study evaluates business ownership among native-born and immigrant Latino men and women and compares them to non-minorities. It uses statistical techniques to understand how much of these disparities can be attributed to differing population characteristics, like age, wealth and educational attainment.
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Content Notes:Introduction – Literature Review – Data: Business Ownership and Income – Contributions of Latino Business Owners to the U.S. Economy – Explanations for Differences in Business Ownership Rates and Income – Discussion and Conclusions
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Pages in Document:64
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Agencies Involved:Office of Advocacy
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Language:eng
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Main Document Checksum:urn:sha-512:bf812016f8332d74e8d40d9a107f0229a55e879c4f1438fb7516a339a6ebb1b3bcbf5b1e3995339b53dae629b3aaee61741a175ca39063146c361dd1afe6ab1e
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The Minority Business Development Agency’s (MBDA) mission is to promote the growth and global competitiveness of Minority Business Enterprises (MBE) in order to unlock the country’s full economic potential.
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