Forbes places Mexican-origin population at 32 million; experts say magazine is wrong

Article Abstract:

Several Hispanic market experts have disputed Forbes magazine's claim that the US' total Mexican-origin population is 32 million. The figure is almost double that of the US Census Bureau's estimate of 17.09 million. The experts say the magazine overestimated the Mexican-origin population by over 70%.

Statistics, Mexican Americans, Forbes (Periodical)

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Conetic Software wins the 1995 Hispanic Business Home Page Contest for the best site on the World Wide Web. The server features bold graphics, user friendliness, and a variety of interactive functions, including sampling of products, e-mail, and an on-line tutorial.

Usage, Computer software industry, Software industry, Information services, World Wide Web, Conetic Software Systems Inc.

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