Hispanic Entrepreneurs in the 2000s: An Economic Profile and Policy Implications
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An Analysis of Hispanic Entrepreneurs’ Utilization of Government Programs An Analysis of Hispanic Entrepreneurs’ Utilization of Government Programs
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Preferences of Hispanic Entrepreneurs for Financial Services Providers. Preferences of Hispanic Entrepreneurs for Financial Services Providers.
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Hispanic Representation Among SBA Loan Recipients. Hispanic Representation Among SBA Loan Recipients.
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Hispanic Entrepreneurs’ Credit Access Through Public Programs. Hispanic Entrepreneurs’ Credit Access Through Public Programs.
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Public Procurement and the Hispanic Entrepreneur. Public Procurement and the Hispanic Entrepreneur.
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Public Ventures and Policies and the Hispanic Firm Public Ventures and Policies and the Hispanic Firm
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Size of Hispanic-Owned Businesses. Size of Hispanic-Owned Businesses.
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Hispanic-Owned Business Representation. Hispanic-Owned Business Representation.
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Immigrant Visas for Entrepreneurs. Immigrant Visas for Entrepreneurs.
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Private Ventures, Entrepreneurship Education, and Hispanic Entrepreneurship Private Ventures, Entrepreneurship Education, and Hispanic Entrepreneurship
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Hispanic Entrepreneurs and Banking Institutions. Hispanic Entrepreneurs and Banking Institutions.
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Banking Institutions, Economic Education, and Hispanic Entrepreneurship. Banking Institutions, Economic Education, and Hispanic Entrepreneurship.
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Tax Revenue and the Influence of Hispanic Entrepreneurs Tax Revenue and the Influence of Hispanic Entrepreneurs
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Hispanic- Owned Business Tax Revenues. Hispanic- Owned Business Tax Revenues.
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Hispanic-Owned Businesses’ Public Policy Influence. Hispanic-Owned Businesses’ Public Policy Influence.
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Regional Demographics and Hispanic Entrepreneurship Regional Demographics and Hispanic Entrepreneurship
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Concluding Remarks Concluding Remarks
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Appendix: Overview of Selected Public Programs Assisting Small and Minority-Owned Businesses Appendix: Overview of Selected Public Programs Assisting Small and Minority-Owned Businesses
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The U.S. Small Business Administration. The U.S. Small Business Administration.
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The Minority Business Development Agency. The Minority Business Development Agency.
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The Small Socially Disadvantaged Producer Grants Program. The Small Socially Disadvantaged Producer Grants Program.
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Private Programs Assisting Small Businesses and Minority Entrepreneurs Private Programs Assisting Small Businesses and Minority Entrepreneurs
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The U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. The U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
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National Minority Supplier Development Council. National Minority Supplier Development Council.
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The National Urban League’s Entrepreneurship and Business Development. The National Urban League’s Entrepreneurship and Business Development.
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ACCION USA. ACCION USA.
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Operation HOPE’s Small Business Empowerment Program. Operation HOPE’s Small Business Empowerment Program.
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The National Minority Business Council. The National Minority Business Council.
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California Association for Micro Enterprise Opportunity. California Association for Micro Enterprise Opportunity.
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New York Business Development Corporation. New York Business Development Corporation.
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8 Current Policy Issues for Hispanic Entrepreneurs
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Published:23 October 2013
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Abstract
This chapter addresses a variety of policy issues pertaining to Hispanic entrepreneurship. It begins with a cursory data analysis that suggests the existence of potential untapped opportunities for Hispanic entrepreneurs because they either lack awareness about existing programs or are reluctant to use them. The chapter then discusses issues that have shaped (and might continue to shape) Hispanic entrepreneurship, from public policy and private-sector perspectives to changing demographic trends across the country. The chapter also provides a critical assessment of policy-related issues facing Hispanic entrepreneurs, such as those pertaining to government procurement, firm size, credit access (such as the “SBA 7(a)” loan program); education, immigration (including the “EB-5” visa program), and statistical discrimination.
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