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The Last Crisis, the Next Crisis, and the Future of Large Banks
The future of large banks depends on the effectiveness of the post-crisis regulatory system, which
is ironic: the reaction of large banks to the 2010 Dodd-Frank law was broadly negative, even while many people working at large banks recognized that chan
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Feeding the World's Hungry: Fostering an efficient and responsive food access pipeline
Global food security remains one of the paramount concerns of our time. One-sixth of the world’s po
pulation faces hunger, poverty, and a day-to-day struggle for survival.
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Stimulating Investment in Emerging-Market SMEs
In February 2009, the Milken Institute held a Financial Innovations Lab in New York City to explore
ways to increase the availability of risk capital to small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in developing countries.
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video
Imperial Gamble: Putin, Ukraine, and the New Cold War
Marvin Kalb, Jerrold Green
article
Public Health Leaders Address Global Challenges at Milken Institute Summit
LOS ANGELES—The sudden appearance of the Zika virus—and the need for effective action to halt its sp
read—underlines the fact that public health issues often represent the most important threats to the welfare of the world.
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article
In the latest Milken Institute Review: George Mason University Economist Ken Button Takes a Hard Look at America’s Rapidly Consolidating Airline Industry—and Offers a Bold Prescription for Saving Competition
LOS ANGELES—Ken Button points out that the giant legacy carriers that stumbled through the first dec
ades of deregulation are finally covering their operating costs and are better positioned to confront future economic storms.
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