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Cross-Border Investment in Europe: From Macro to Financial Data
International capital flows and cross-border investment and financial integration remain omnipresen
t in the European political debate as countries struggle with low and divergent GDP growth, new European financial regulation and the anticipation of Brex
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State Health Inefficiencies
Despite spending more than any other country on health, the U.S. has a mediocre ranking across most
health care quality and health outcome indicators. According to a report published in 2012 by the Institute of Medicine, the U.S.
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The Real Story Behind the Surge in FHLB Advances: Macroprudential Policy Changed How Banks Borrow
In the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis and ensuing regulatory reforms, U.S. banks dramatic
ally altered their sources of funding.
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China's Global Investment Strategy
China is on track to surpass the United States as the world’s largest economy by the year 2030.
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Building a Knowledge Economy—How Academic R&D Supports High-Tech Employment
Universities play an important role in determining a region’s capacity for innovation and to transf
orm new ideas into economic activity.
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Boston, Greater Philadelphia and Greater San Francisco top Milken Institute's ranking of life sciences clusters in U.S.
ATLANTA - Jobs and economic growth are scarce these days, but Boston, Greater Philadelphia and Great
er San Francisco continue to be the most successful regions at sustaining and building value in the life sciences — an industry prepared to weather the e
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Millions of jobs could be created with policy changes and new infrastructure investment, new Milken Institute study shows
(LOS ANGELES) Changes to U.S.
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Hong Kong, U.K., U.S. again top Milken Institute Capital Access Index, the Annual Ranking of Global Capital Market Openness
LOS ANGELES — Hong Kong, the United Kingdom and the United States remain the top-ranked countries on
the Milken Institute′s annual Capital Access Index, an annual ranking of the openness and efficiency of capital markets worldwide.
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What are America's top biotech centers? New Milken Institute study shows which metros lead in regional race to dominate this key industry
LOS ANGELES — In the race to generate high-paying jobs and underwrite local prosperity, regional lea
ders from across the U.S. are fighting hard to lure what many believe is the economic growth industry of the 21st century — biotechnology.
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Boston, San Francisco Bay Area and Greater Philadelphia Are Top Life Sciences Clusters in the U.S., New Milken Institute Study Shows
If the life sciences industry is the holy grail of economic development, as many public policy offic
ials believe, then Boston, Greater San Francisco, Greater Philadelphia and Greater New York are in the best position to gain from this dynamic industry i
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Hurricane Katrina Could Cost 400,000 Jobs, Say Economists, but Most Will Return by 2006 With Reconstruction Efforts
The devastation left by Hurricane Katrina could cost the U.S. economy an initial loss of 400,000 job
s in September and reduce monthly average job creation by 30,000 jobs for the rest of 2005.
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L.A. Economy Makes Comeback Thanks to Small Businesses, but Unskilled Workforce Threatens Future Prosperity, Study Warns
The City of Los Angeles, battered not long ago by the departure of high-end aerospace and manufactur
ing firms, the consolidation of the local banking industry and a recession, has made a dramatic comeback thanks to the creation of thousands of small bus
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