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Asian Consumers Will Redefine the World
Pocketbooks, not politics, will help Asia influence economies around the world. The region’s sway wi
ll come from the oncoming wave of consumers it’s unleashing upon global markets. But increased consumption is only the initial impact.
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Current and Future Economic Growth Worldwide Depends on Smaller Firms and Their Participation in Trade – Yet They Struggle to Gain Access to Capital – According to New Milken Institute Report, Reforms are Overdue for Trade Finance
SINGAPORE — While large businesses have resumed international trade at levels seen before the financ
ial crisis, small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have not fared as well.
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Let People Choose How They Age
My mother lived well into her 90’s, beating her life expectancy by almost 40 years. Her generation f
ollowed an established life path—work at one job or career until retirement.
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How Universities Drive Innovation in Aging
Aging is big business.
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Hong Kong maintains top spot in Milken Institute Capital Access Index
LOS ANGELES — Access to capital is of increasing importance in today's global credit squeeze, increa
sing the competition among both developed and emerging markets as they attempt to build and sustain a thriving business sector.
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Growing international competition threatens U.S. leadership in biomedical innovation, according to new Milken Institute report
LOS ANGELES — The United States is still the global leader in the biomedical industry, but countries
across Europe and Asia are pursuing aggressive plans to close the gap and take the high-value jobs and capital this sector creates.
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Building Back Better, Differently, and Together in Asia and the Pacific
The COVID-19 pandemic is the greatest challenge of this generation thus far. But pandemics are not n
ew. A century ago, the influenza epidemic of 1918-1920 wreaked similar havoc.,
Pandemics do not respect borders, so the pathway to saving lives and securing livelihoods lies not in national isolation, but in cooperating across borders on information sharing, capacity building, and policy coordination.,
Developing Asia’s Immediate Response Measures
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Containing Cacophonous Central Bankers Does Not Ensure Credible Policymaking
Why are financial markets obsessed with reducing the “noise” surrounding central bank policy stateme
nts?
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Massachusetts maintains lead as nation's top state in technology and science, according to Milken Institute
SAN DIEGO — Massachusetts, which just passed a $1-billion life sciences bill to invest in high-tech
infrastructure and research and development over the next 10 years, is in the best position of any state to achieve high-quality economic growth thanks t
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