The Hispanic population will play an ever more important role in employment growth in the US

A study by IHS, the leading world source of essential information and perceptions, projects that growth of Hispanic employment will be an average 2.6% annually during the next 20 years.The Hispanic population will play an ever more important role in the growth of employment in the US, which represents more than 40% of the increase in the next five years; and more than 75% between 2020 and 2034. This means an increase of 11 million jobs and earnings of US$14 millions in the entire economy.For 2020 it is expected that the increase in the work force will slow to the point that the annual variation of the work force will be approximately equal to the amount of net immigration.According to the US Census Bureau, the number of Hispanics born abroad will go from 22 million in 2014 to more than 29 million in 2034.The highest levels of immigration are conducive to greater economic growth in the USA and there are existing credible scenarios for higher levels of Hispanic immigration than those assumed in the reference prognosis of the study.The IHS study, called Hispanic Immigration and U.S. Economic Growth was requested by Univision Communications. IHS offers an independent evaluation and is the only one responsible for all the analysis, the content and conclusions presented in the study.To learn more details about the research, enter {here;http://press.ihs.com/press-release/economics-country-risk/hispanics-will-account-more-40-percent-increase-us-employment-n}.