Party on payday? In general a look at the incomes of Hispanics is cause for cautious optimism

Article Abstract:

The growth of Hispanic American income since 1980 translates into more than $276 billion in purchasing power. Other gains have been in the number of Hispanics making more than $75,000 annually. Five percent of Hispanics fell into this category in 1997. The downside of this is the drop in income equality for Hispanic Americans. From 1980 to 1997, inflation-adjusted income per capita grew 0.7% annually in contrast with 1.4% for Anglos and 1.6% for African Americans.

Compensation and benefits

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The Hispanic century: what's in store for 2000 and beyond? In a word: growth

Article Abstract:

Hispanic Americans approach the 21st century with the knowledge that their financial, social and cultural influence will impact the direction of the US economy. In 2000, Hispanics will represent 11.4% of the US population. They will own 2 million businesses, and occupy 1.8 million managerial and professional specialty occupations. It is estimated that by the year 2050, Hispanic Americans will constitute 25% of the total US population.

History, Influence, Hispanic American business enterprises, Hispanic Americans in business, Hispanic American businesspeople

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Executive summary of the 1997 corporate elite

Article Abstract:

Charts and tables present statistics on Hispanic American executives in 1997. Cigna Corp with seven Hispanic executives has the highest number, and commercial banking with 23 is the best industry. About 84% are men and almost 50% are ages 40-49. Verbal communication was listed as the most important skill.

Executives, Illustration

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