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Inaugural Report Finds U.S. LatinasContribute $1.3 Trillion in GDP

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LOS ANGELES, CA — New data from leading researchers indicates that female Hispanics in the U.S. have contributed $1.3 trillion in 2021 to the gross domestic product (GDP), representing over 50% growth in a decade. The U.S. Latina GDP Report, funded by Bank of America, is first of its kind research on the significant and rapidly growing economic contribution of the nation’s Hispanic female population.

Led by professors Matthew Fienup, Ph.D., California Lutheran University, and David Hayes-Bautista, Ph. D, UCLA Geffen School of Medicine, the Latina GDP report found that U.S. Latina GDP grew at 2.7 times the rate of the GDP of Non-Hispanics between 2010 to 2021.

Today, the Latina GDP is larger than the entire economy of the state of Florida.

“This exciting body of work captures the positive growth and contributions that U.S. Latinas
from multiple generations have been making to the U.S. economy and confirms that Latinas are a driving force. We see similar momentum reflected in our overall business as well as many of the same key drivers found in our own research,” said Jennifer Auerbach-Rodriguez, Strategic Growth Markets & Client Development Executive, Merrill Wealth Management.

“Following notable reports on U.S. and Metro Area Latino GDP, this new report provides much-needed attention to the extraordinary contributions of U.S. Latinas. This research reveals that Latinas outpace their gender and ethnic peers in key economic measures, including record levels of Latina workforce participation, educational attainment, and income growth. It reveals that Latinas are drivers of much-needed economic vitality for the nation,” said Dr. Fienup.

The key findings in the U.S. Latina GDP Report include:

  • Economic Output
    • The total economic output of U.S. Latinas is $1.3 trillion in 2021, up from $661 billion in 2010, and larger than the economies of all other states except California, Texas and New York.
    • From 2010 to 2021 real U.S. Latina GDP increased a total of 51.1% compared to only 18.8% for non Hispanic GDP. In other words, the GDP of U.S. Latinas is growing 2.7 times faster.
  • Labor Force Participation
    • From 2010 to 2021, the number of Hispanic females
      in the U.S. labor force grew a total of 32.9% compared to only 2.7 percent for non-Hispanic females. Despite being just 9.3% of the U.S. population, Latinas are responsible for 30.2% of the growth of the U.S. labor force since 2010.
    • From 2000 to 2021, the Latina labor force participation rate increased 7.5 percentage points, while the rate for non-Hispanic females was flat. U.S. Latinas, who started the
      century with a participation rate a full 5.0 percentage points lower, are now 2.5 percentage
      points more likely to be actively working than their non-Hispanic female counterparts.
  • Educational Attainment
    • The number of Latinas with a bachelor’s degree or higher education increased 103% between 2010 and 2021, while the number of highly educated non-Hispanic females increased by only 38.3%. Latina educational attainment is growing 2.7 times faster than that of non-Hispanic
      females.
  • Real Income
    • From 2010 to 2021, the real incomes of U.S. Latinas grew a total of 46.0 percent compared to only 18.5 percent for Non-Hispanic females. In other words, Latina income growth is 2.5 times that of their Non-Hispanic female counterparts.
    • “U.S. Latinas coming of age and entering the U.S. labor force are overwhelmingly second- and third-generation Americans. These daughters and granddaughters of immigrants are combining the extraordinary and selfless work ethic of their elders with rapid growth of
      human capital to give life to the U.S. economy,” said Dr. Hayes Bautista.

This data builds directly upon six annual U.S. Latino GDP Reports as well as eight State and a dozen Metro Area Latino GDP Reports released since 2018. Using publicly available data from major U.S. agencies, those reports reveal that Latinos are drivers of economic growth and a critical source of resilience for the broader U.S. economy. They document substantial economic growth premiums enjoyed by Latinos of all genders, relative to non-Latinos in the U.S. 

For example, labor force growth of male and female Hispanics in the U.S. is nine times the growth of the non-Hispanic labor force. Real Latino GDP growth is 2.5 times the growth of non-Latino GDP. These premiums exist across a wide range of economic indicators – labor force participation, educational attainment, real income, consumption, and more. To download the full report, please visit: www.LatinaGDP.us

The U.S. Latina GDP Report is produced by the Latino GDP Project, a project of Community Partners (www. CommunityPartners.org) with the Center for Economic
Research & Forecasting at California Lutheran University
(www.clucerf.org) and the Center for the Study of Latino Health & Culture at UCLA (www.uclahealth.org/ceslac).

For questions about the report, please contact: Matthew Fienup, Chief Economist (mfienup@callutheran.edu); and David Hayes-Bautista, Chief Demographer (dhayesb@ucla.edu).

Center for Economic Research & Forecasting (CERF)

CERF is a nationally recognized economic forecasting center, which provides county, state and national economic forecasts and custom economic analysis for government, business and nonprofit organizations. CERF economists Matthew Fienup and Dan Hamilton are members of the Wall Street Journal Economic Forecasting Survey, the National Association of Business Economics (NABE) Economic Outlook Survey, and the Zillow Home Price Expectations Survey (formerly, the Case-Shiller Home Price Expectations Survey).

CERF was awarded 2019, 2020 and 2021 Crystal Ball Awards for the Zillow Home Price Expectations Survey. CERF’s U.S. home price forecast received multiple top-3 rankings among more than 100 forecasts included in the survey. CERF is housed at California Lutheran University, a federally designated Hispanic Serving Institution.

Center for the Study of Latino Health & Culture (CESLAC)
Since 1992, CESLAC has provided cutting-edge research, education and public information about Latinos, their health and their impact on California’s economy and society. Part of the UCLA Geffen School of Medicine, CESLAC is a resource for community members, business leaders, and policymakers who want to gain insightful research and information about Latinos.

It offers unparalleled insight into Latino issues through an approach that combines cultural research, demographic trends and historical perspective. In addition, it has helped the University of California meet its public service goal by increasing the effectiveness of their outreach to the Latino community.

El Informe Inaugural Revela que las Latinas en EE. UU. Contribuyen con $1.3 Billones al PIB

LOS ANGELES, CA — Nuevos datos de destacados investigadores indican que las mujeres hispano-latinas en EE. UU. han aportado $1.3 billones al producto interno bruto (PIB) en 2021, lo que representa un crecimiento de más del 50% en una década. El Informe del PIB de las mujeres latinas en EE. UU. (U.S. Latina GDP Report), financiado por Bank of America, es la primera investigación de este tipo sobre la importante y creciente contribución económica de la población femenina hispana del país.

Dirigido por los profesores Matthew Fienup, Ph.D., de California Lutheran University, y David Hayes-
Bautista, Ph.D, de UCLA Geffen School of Medicine, el informe reveló que el PIB de
las mujeres latinas en EE. UU. creció a un ritmo 2.7 veces superior al del PIB de las no hispanas entre 2010 y 2021.

En la actualidad, el PIB de las mujeres latinas es mayor que toda la economía del estado de Florida.

“Este interesante trabajo de investigación muestra el crecimiento positivo y las contribuciones que las mujeres hispanas estadounidenses de múltiples generaciones han estado haciendo a la economía de EE. UU., y confirma que las latinas son una fuerza impulsora. Vemos un impulso similar reflejado en nuestro negocio en general y en muchos de los mismos impulsores clave encontrados en nuestra propia investigación”, afirmó Jennifer Auerbach-Rodriguez, Strategic Growth Markets & Client Development Executive de Merrill Wealth Management.

“Tras los notables informes sobre el PIB latino de EE. UU. y de las áreas metropolitanas, este nuevo informe presta una atención muy necesaria a las extraordinarias contribuciones de las mujeres latinas estadounidenses. Esta investigación revela que las mujeres latinas superan a sus homólogas de género y etnicidad en medidas económicas clave, que incluyen niveles récord de participación de las mujeres latinas en la fuerza laboral, logros educativos y crecimiento de los ingresos. Además, revela que las mujeres latinas son impulsoras de una vitalidad económica muy necesaria para el país”, agregó Dr. Fienup.

Entre las principales conclusiones del Informe del PIB de las mujeres latinas en EE. UU. se incluyen:

  • Producción económica
    • La producción económica total de las mujeres latinas en EE. UU. ascendió a $1.3 billones en 2021, frente a los $661,000 millones de 2010, y es mayor que las economías del resto de estados, a excepción de California, Texas y Nueva York.
    • Entre 2010 y 2021, el PIB real de las mujeres latinas estadounidenses aumentó un total de 51.1%, frente a solo el 18.8% del PIB de las no hispanas. En otras palabras, el PIB de las mujeres latinas estadounidenses crece 2.7 veces más rápido.
  • Participación en la fuerza
    laboral
    • Entre 2010 y 2021, el número de mujeres hispanas en la fuerza laboral de EE.UU. creció un total de 32.9% en comparación con tan solo el 2.7% de las mujeres no hispanas. A pesar de ser solo el 9.3% de la población
      estadounidense, las mujeres latinas son responsables del 30.2% del crecimiento de la fuerza laboral estadounidense desde 2010.
    • Entre 2000 y 2021, la tasa de participación de las latinas en la fuerza laboral aumentó 7.5 puntos porcentuales, mientras que la tasa de las mujeres no hispanas se mantuvo estable. Las mujeres latinas estadounidenses, que comenzaron el siglo con una tasa de participación de 5.0 puntos porcentuales más baja, tienen ahora 2.5 puntos porcentuales más de probabilidades de estar trabajando activamente que sus homólogas femeninas no hispanas.
  • Nivel educativo
    • El número de mujeres latinas con una licenciatura o un nivel de educación superior aumentó un 103% entre 2010 y 2021, mientras que el número de mujeres no hispanas con un nivel de educación superior solo aumentó un 38.3%. El nivel educativo de las mujeres latinas está creciendo 2.7 veces más rápido que el de las mujeres no hispanas.
  • Ingresos reales
    • Entre 2010 y 2021, los ingresos reales de las mujeres latinas estadounidenses crecieron un total del 46.0%, frente a solo el 18.5% de las mujeres no hispanas. En otras palabras, el crecimiento de los ingresos de las mujeres latinas es 2.5 veces superior al de sus homólogas femeninas no hispanas.
    • “Las mujeres latinas estadounidenses que alcanzan la mayoría de edad y se incorporan a la fuerza laboral de Estados Unidos son en su inmensa mayoría estadounidenses de segunda y tercera generación. Estas hijas y nietas de inmigrantes están combinando la extraordinaria y abnegada ética de trabajo de sus familias con el rápido crecimiento del capital humano para dar vida a la economía estadounidense”, afirmó el Dr. Hayes-Bautista.

Estos datos se basan directamente en seis informes anuales del PIB latino en Estados Unidos, así como en ocho informes estatales y una docena de informes del PIB latino en áreas metropolitanas publicados desde 2018. Usando datos disponibles públicamente de las principales agencias estadounidenses, los informes revelan que los latinos son motores del crecimiento económico y una fuente fundamental de resistencia para la economía estadounidense en general, y documentan importantes ventajas de crecimiento económico de las que disfrutan los latinos de todos los géneros, en relación con los no latinos en EE. UU.

Por ejemplo, el crecimiento de la fuerza laboral de los hombres y mujeres hispanos en EE. UU. es nueve veces superior al crecimiento de la fuerza laboral no hispana. El crecimiento real del PIB latino es 2.5 veces superior al crecimiento del PIB no latino. Estas ventajas se dan en una amplia gama de indicadores económicos: participación en la fuerza laboral, nivel educativo, ingresos reales, consumo, entre otros.

Para obtener el informe completo (solo disponible en inglés), visite www.LatinaGDP.us El Informe del PIB de las mujeres latinas en EE. UU. (U.S. Latina GDP Report) es elaborado por el Latino GDP Project, un proyecto de Community Partners (www.CommunityPartners.org) con el Center for Economic Research & Forecasting de California Lutheran University (www.clucerf.org) y el Center for the Study of Latino Health & Culture de UCLA (www.uclahealth.org/ceslac).

Si tiene preguntas sobre el informe, póngase en contacto con Matthew Fienup, Chief Economist (mfienup@callutheran.edu); y David Hayes-Bautista, Chief Demographer (dhayesb@ucla.edu).

Center for Economic Research & Forecasting (CERF)

CERF es un centro de pronósticos económicos reconocido a nivel nacional, que proporciona pronósticos económicos a nivel de condado, estatal y nacional, así como análisis económicos personalizados para organizaciones gubernamentales, empresariales y sin fines
de lucro. Los economistas del centro CERF, Matthew Fienup y Dan Hamilton, son miembros de la Agrupación de Pronósticos Económicos del Wall Street Journal, la Agrupación de Pronósticos Económicos de la Asociación Nacional de Economía Empresarial (National Association of Business Economics, o NABE) y la Agrupación de Expectativas de Precios de la Vivienda de Zillow (anteriormente, la Agrupación de Expectativas de Precios de la Vivienda Case- Shiller).

El centro CERF fue galardonado con los premios Crystal Ball 2019, 2020 y 2021 por la Encuesta de expectativas de precios de la vivienda de Zillow. El pronóstico del precio de la vivienda en EE. UU. del centro CERF recibió múltiples clasificaciones entre los tres primeros puestos de más de 100 pronósticos incluidos en la encuesta. El centro CERF tiene su sede en la California Lutheran University, una institución designada federalmente como Hispanic Serving Institution.

Center for the Study of Latino Health & Culture (CESLAC)
Desde 1992, el centro CESLAC ha proporcionado investigación de vanguardia, educación e información pública sobre los latinos, su salud y su impacto en la economía y en la sociedad de California. El centro CESLAC, que forma parte de la Facultad de Medicina Geffen de UCLA, es un recurso para los miembros de la comunidad, los líderes empresariales y los dirigentes políticos que desean obtener investigación e información esclarecedora sobre los latinos. Ofrece una visión inigualable de los asuntos latinos a través de un enfoque que combina la investigación cultural, las tendencias demográficas y la perspectiva histórica. Además, ha ayudado a la Universidad de California a cumplir su objetivo de servicio público al aumentar la eficacia de su divulgación entre la comunidad latina.

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