The non-Hispanic white population will peak in a decade at almost 200 million. But unlike other groups, it's projected to slowly decrease through 2060.
Saturday, January 04, 2014
As Hispanic population explodes in U.S., so too will their need for long-term care | PBS NewsHour
As Hispanic population explodes in U.S., so too will their need for long-term care | PBS NewsHour: By 2060, nearly one in three U.S. residents will be Hispanic. That population is expected to more than double from the current 53 million to nearly 129 million. And as a group, Hispanics are projected to make up more than a fifth of the 65 U.S. population by 2060.
The non-Hispanic white population will peak in a decade at almost 200 million. But unlike other groups, it's projected to slowly decrease through 2060.
The non-Hispanic white population will peak in a decade at almost 200 million. But unlike other groups, it's projected to slowly decrease through 2060.
