Abstract
Minnesota has become a “new destination” state for Latino migrants in the United States. What has made Latinos in Minnesota successful? In a narrower sense, what has provided them with a route out of poverty and an alternative to unemployment or discrimination in the labor market? Our purpose was to (a) compile characteristics associated with the Latino community and successful Latino-owned retail businesses in Minnesota, (b) identify unique problems encountered by Latino retail entrepreneurs, and (c) develop recommendations to overcome obstacles encountered. To meet our objectives, we employed two methods: a Delphi study with Latino community leaders and a case study with Latino retail entrepreneurs. Implications for Extension educators are discussed.
Recommended Citation
Kim, H.,
Johnson, K. K.,
Kang, J. M.,
&
Lee, J.
(2014). Latino Retail Entrepreneurship in Minnesota: Implications for Extension Educators.
Journal of Human Sciences and Extension, 2(1), 6.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.54718/QCMH2587
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