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Experts Say Hispanic Population Boom is Boon to American Economy
Mar 11, 2009
Three Texas Tech University colleagues work to dispel many of the misunderstandings about how Hispanics in America impact the country’s socio-economics in their new book, “Hispanic Heresy: What is the Impact of America’s Largest Population of Immigrants?” Read the full story.
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Experts: Hispanic Boom is Economic Boon
Mar 10, 2009
Texas Tech University authors make argument for Hispanic-led economic boom.
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Hispanic Immigration: Facts versus Fallacies, Clarifying America's Opportunity
Mar 10, 2009
Three Rawls College of Business professionals address the booming Hispanic population in the U.S. and its economic, political and social impacts.
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