A time of lower returns

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the performance of the top 50 Hispanic American businesses whose export trade was worth $592.11-million in 1999, a drop of 38% on the previous year. The effect of globalization on exports is discussed.

International economic relations

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Trading with the world

Article Abstract:

Hispanic-American business exports declined greatly in 1995 from 1994 due to the Mexican peso devaluation crisis. Executives from a group of 50 top Hispanic exporting companies, which mainly export to Mexico, Colombia and Puerto Rico, discuss the impact of this decline.

Finance, Mexico, Export trading companies

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Beyond Latin America: with grim times in Mexico, the nation's largest Hispanic-owned exporting companies are tackling new markets in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East

Article Abstract:

An in-depth report at how the top-50 Hispanic-owned businesses in the US are reaching beyond their traditional markets in Latin America and creating new markets overseas. The report takes a look at the top exporters by sector and by state; the new foreign markets; and the fastest-growing exporters.

International aspects, Exports, Statistics, Money, Tire industry, Export marketing

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