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Leftist Turn in Latin America Could Set Back Vital Economic Reforms, Says Expert in The Milken Institute Review
Voters in Latin America, frustrated by the undelivered promise of more than a decade of market refor
ms, are moving left by the millions.
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Silver Strategies: Capitalizing on the Longevity Economy
With 10,000 baby boomers turning 65 every day in the United States, investors and business leaders
are recognizing the extraordinary potential of the longevity economy.
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Investing in Emerging Markets: The Returns Are in the Details
When investors bunch countries together with labels like BRIC, it often obscures the subtle differ
ences in national economies such as trade exposure to the U.S., Europe, Japan and China.
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Global Real Estate: Best Countries, Best Classes
Opportunities in real estate vary greatly by country and asset class. Where are investors likely t
o find the best returns? Are slow-growth markets, such as the euro zone, undervalued?
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Tax Breaks, Fast-Track Regulation and Climate Change Fear Could Open a New Era for Nuclear Power, According to Latest Milken Institute Review
LOS ANGELES - Nuclear power has all but died in the United States, the victim of cheap oil, high con
struction costs and the accident at Three Mile Island.
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Outsourcing ... Global Investing ... Future Technologies ... New Cancer Therapies ... China's Role ... New Markets ... and Dozens More Topics Highlight 7th Annual Global Conference
WHAT: Milken Institute 2004 Global Conference
WHEN: April 26-28, 2004
WHERE: Beverly Hilton Hotel, B
everly Hills, CA
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How the Golden State can get its export groove back: Milken Institute report analyzes California's export decline
LOS ANGELES— Once the nation's top exporting state, California has been losing ground for a decade.
California's export rank has fallen to fifth place, behind Texas, Alabama, Florida and Pennsylvania.
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Corporate Executives, World Decision Makers Tackle Hot-button Policy Issues at Milken Institute Global Conference
In what has become one of the largest and most acclaimed events of its kind, the annual Milken Insti
tute Global Conference will host more than 2,000 senior decision
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The battle for the hearts and lungs of billions of women is raging in emerging markets, a leading analyst explains in the latest Milken Institute review
LOS ANGELES -- Demographer Brad Edmondson outlines what's at stake in Big Tobacco’s drive to expand
sales outside the affluent West. "All over the developing world,
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In the latest Milken Institute Review: Former adviser to the president of the European Commission argues that Germany’s much celebrated economy is no model for Europe
LOS ANGELES – Philippe Legrain challenges the received wisdom that Germany’s mix of wage discipline
and focus on exports is the cure for what ails the rest of Europe.
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New Book Argues that Savings and Loan Crisis Was Preventable; Confluence of Adverse Economic Conditions, Regulatory Missteps to Blame
LOS ANGELES — Between 1980 and early 1995, more than 5,000 savings and loans, commercial banks and c
redit unions failed in the U.S. The cost of resolving this crisis exceeded $190 billion.
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