LDC Archives

This report is a joint effort between the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Immigration Policy Center of the American Immigration council to explore job creation […]

In September of 2011, in cooperation with the Partnership for a New American Economy and the U.S. Chamber’s Labor, Immigration & Employee Benefits Division, the National […]

This study was prepared for the Labor, Immigration & Employee Benefits Division of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the American Council of International Personnel in […]

Hispanic is the term used by the U.S. Bureau of the Census to describe persons in the United States who were born in a Spanish-speaking country (including Spain) or who can trace their ancestry to these countries. Latino refers to people of Latin America (Central and South America, and the Caribbean Islands) residing in the United States. Although there are differences in culture and some may prefer one term versus the other, here, we will use them interchangeable.

Whitepaper by Gordon H. Hanson focusing on immigration and economic growth in the face of the 2012 Presidential election. Read the full paper here – Immigration […]

The New York Times article ‘Networks Struggle to Appeal to Hispanics’ by Tanzina Vega and Bill Carter can be read here – Networks Struggle to Appeal […]

The Los Angeles Times article ’California’s demographic challenge – As the state ages, nurturing a new generation is crucial.’ Read the article here – California’s Demographic […]

A Media Daily News article focused on the media use of young Hispanic adults and how they use technology and media different depending on their gender. […]

AHAA: The Voice of Hispanic Marketing has released its third study in its Revenue Growth series revealing a positive connection between corporate Hispanic marketing and revenue […]

The publication ‘Mexico Migration Outlook’ is a joint project of BBVA Bancomber Foundation and Mexico Economic Studies Department of BBVA Research, which seeks to to provide […]