It's in fact, true per econometric data. Yes, 1st gen Hispanics are generally poorer from the selection effects.
Yea you're wrong and hilariously so. 2nd generation effects are a one time thing but it doesn't close the gap, not even close for women. And 3rd and 4th generation effects don't even exist. There is a one time effect from learning English then *nothing* for centuries. New Mexico 'Old Hispanics' (been in New Mexico for 400 years) are proof of that.
I know about both Baumol's "disease" and the "minimum wage". But even if you add price effects to Pudong and isolate it as its own country, its GDPPC doesn't go anywhere near even AIAN GDPPCs from places such as Menominee County, Wisconsin.
Who cares? Isolate those people and put them in a country, then they are called "Nigeria" and "Guatemala" and "India" and "Iraq". Does China do better than those people?
White is arbitrary. Italians and Irish weren't considered "white" before the 1920 Census. Not that it matters.
Bullshit. Another leftist trope to make yourself feel better about the fact that Europeans and Whites have almost always been synonymous terms. Silly anecdotal evidence you can find in the terabytes worth of recorded history doesn't matter for anything other than your feel good attempt at dividing them because their potential unity infuriates your sensibilities (presumably because you'd be excluded from their countries, something that East Asians like Chinese people never have to worry about because they are more than capable of creating amazing nations). Racial hierarchies *within* Whites used to exist, but they still considered all of them to be Whites.
But hey, show me the interracial marriage laws banning Italians and Irish from marrying the 'Whites'? Did even the Southern Slave states ever do such a thing? How about laws banning them from voting? Were they forcibly segregated against? Were they prevented from serving in World War 1? World War 2?
More Indian bullshit propaganda and a well-read person like me will always be able to deconstruct a silly person like you.
Chile and Uruguay are generally considered fairly well managed & successful LatAm countries. Mauritius in Africa (somewhat). Plus, the point was whether multiethnic countries, ipso facto, could be successful. There are many examples of this: New Zealand (Maori), Singapore (Malaysians and Asians), Switzerland, Belgium etc.
So your only examples are two of the three/four countries in Latin America that are still predominantly White. So you don't have any examples and had to desperately point out countries whose populations are still predominantly of European ancestry. Good job.
And no, it's not about whether multiethnic countries can be successful. Plenty of examples of it being true when the different ethnic groups are high-scoring and high-achieving groups.
Again, show me a country that is not of predominantly European or East Asian ancestry that is considered advanced, wealthy, has a reputation for being a country of smart and technologically advanced people, produces world class products, etc.
The only countries you can ever find that fulfill even *one* of these criteria (and the easiest one at that, being high-income) are resource-rich nations who aren't even capable of extracting said resources, needing East Asians or Whites to do that work for them, or the small island-nation type which take advantage of simple services usually set up by the same aforementioned racial groups, focusing on tourism, being a tax haven, etc.