Middleman minority

; In Africa • Indians in East Africa, especially British Commonwealth countries • Indians in Uganda • Indians in Kenya • Indians in Tanzania • Igbos in Nigeria • In South Africa: • Indian South Africans • Cape Malays • Syrians and Lebanese in West Africa • Korean Americans • Chinese Americans • Chinese Americans in the Mississippi Delta • Greek Americans • The majority of the 19th and early 20th centuries Middle Eastern immigrants to Brazil (Lebanese, Syrians, etc., collectively called "arabes" or "turcos", the latter term because they came from the Ottoman Empire) were peddlers, merchants and other types of non-"producers". ; In West Asia • Ottoman Greeks • Hadhrami Arabs • Armenians in the Ottoman Empire • Armenians in Baku during the Russian Empire • Persian Armenians in Safavid dynasty • Azerbaijanis during the Imperial era of Iran (16th–20th centuries) and in contemporary Iran ;In East and Southeast Asia • Particular Han Chinese subgroups in modern-day China • Min-speaking people • Wu-speaking people • Cantonese people • Hakka people • Koreans in Manchuria in the late Qing Dynasty era and in modern-day Northeast China • Hui people in China • Chinese in Mongolia during Qing rule • Chinese in Southeast Asia • Thai Chinese • Chinese Indonesians • Malaysian Chinese • Peranakan Chinese • Indians in Southeast Asia • Bugis and Minangkabau in Indonesia and Malaysia ;Elsewhere • Indo-Fijians • European Jews • Vietnamese in the Czech Republic ==See also==