The Economic Lives of Latinos in the United States

Robert Blendon, John Benson, Mary Gorski, Kathleen Weldon, Debra Pérez, Frederick Mann and Carolyn Miller

Challenge, 2014, vol. 57, issue 2, 5-25

Abstract: Rarely do we have a picture of who Latinos are and how they live in the United States. Yet by 2060 the proportion of the U.S. population that is Latino will double, to more than 30 percent. These researchers conducted a survey of a diverse group of Latinos to find out how they live and what their fears and aspirations are.

Date: 2014
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