1、November 2022Diversity&Inclusion Practice The economic state of Latinos in the US:Determined to thriveCover image:ferrantraite/Getty ImagesCopyright 2022 McKinsey&Company.All rights reserved.This publication is not intended tobe used as the basis for trading inthe shares of any company or forunderta

2、king any other complex orsigni cant nancial transactionwithout consulting appropriateprofessional advisers.No part of this publication may becopied or redistributed in any formwithout the prior written consent ofMcKinsey&Company.The economic state of Latinos in the US:Determined to thriveNovember 20

3、22AuthorsAna Paula CalvoCarolina MazueraJordan MorrisLucy PrezBernardo Sichel3The economic state of Latinos in the US:Determined to thrivePrefaceIn December 2021,we published our inaugural report on Latino economic mobility,The economic state of Latinos in America:The American dream deferred.It call

4、ed attention to Latinos in the United States,highlighting their contributions as workers,business owners,consumers,and savers.The findings in this follow-up report,The economic state of Latinos in the US:Determined to thrive,provide an updated,multidimensional view of Latino economic life,with parti

5、cular attention on Latino consumers,who represent a fast-growing segment underserved by existing offerings.Our framework is similar to that of last years report but anchored by consumers,who fuel economic growth across the US.We have embedded examples of actions companies and nonprofits are already

6、taking to support Latinos in the US,as thought starters and potential sources of inspiration.Our goal for this report is to shed light on both the barriers and the enablers of economic mobility so that we continue building a stronger,more inclusive economy.Seven out of ten people across the world li