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Trade Finance: A Catalyst for Growth in Asia
While large businesses have resumed international trade at levels seen before the financial crisis,
small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have not fared as well.
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Wisdom in the Workforce: Unlocking the Economic Value of Asia’s Aging Population
Older populations are growing rapidly in a number of Asian countries. As working people reach age m
ilestones and exit the labor force, questions arise: How will the traditional retirement years be financed?
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staff
Curtis S. Chin
Curtis S. Chin is Chair, Asia Fellows; Senior Advisor, Global Markets at the Milken Institute. He
is a former U.S.
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China's Economic Outlook: The View from Asia
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Milken Institute names top leaders to its Singapore-based Asia Center
LOS ANGELES— Mike Klowden, CEO of the Milken Institute, today announced the appointment of two respe
cted leaders to the Institute's Singapore-based Asia Center:
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Currency Manipulation Provisions Do Not Belong in Trade Agreements
Demands for provisions to stop currency manipulation by foreign governments have become central to
the congressional debate over proposed trade agreements, including the Trans-Pacific Partnership and Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, under
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article
Fully Developed Debt Markets in Asia Could Help Stabilize the Region's Economy, Scholars Argue in New Book
Despite strong economic growth and increasing stability in many Asian countries, the region is still
without what the authors of a new volume of essays argue is vital to future prosperity: a diversified financial system that helps reduce risk and enable
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article
Tech innovation need not be 'Made in the USA'
Lessons from California for Asian entrepreneurs and start-ups
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Fear of a Currency War Grows
HONG KONG – While China may well have hoped to focus on the end of World War II and Japan’s war
time record, the Chinese central bank’s major devaluation of the yuan this week has large parts of Asia now worried about the prospects of a currency war
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Hong Kong, the Netherlands and United Kingdom Top 2004 Milken Institute Capital Access Index; U.S. Drops to 6th; Gap Between "Have" and "Have-Not" Nations Widens
LOS ANGELES — The gap between "have" and "have not" countries widened dramatically last year, creati
ng a dangerous vulnerability for global economic recovery, according to the 2004 Milken Institute Capital Access Index.
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