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Milken Institute adds top former U.S. officials as senior fellows
WASHINGTON — The Milken Institute is expanding its Washington, D.C.
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The earnings of typical working-age men are the same today as they were in the 1950s, according to the latest Milken Institute Review
LOS ANGELES — Michael Greenstone of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Adam Looney of the
Brookings Institution document the disastrous fortunes of men in the American labor force.
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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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For skilled workers, California remains the Golden State, Milken Institute research shows
LOS ANGELES — Though the headwinds facing the California economy are real, new research from the Mil
ken Institute shows that the state's attractiveness to those who power the leading edge of its economy remains remarkably intact.
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Chance of Greek debt default high, say Milken Institute researchers
LOS ANGELES — In a research paper released today, "Greece's Unpleasant Arithmetic: Containing the Th
reat to the Global Ec
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Offshore gas bonanza poses opportunity, and risk, for Israeli economy, but Milken Institute report shows how creation of a sovereign investment fund can help ensure country's economic future
Tel Aviv - Within this decade, production off Israel's Mediterranean coast will produce tens of bill
ions of cubic meters of natural gas.
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Milken Institute's annual review of U.S. Best Performing Cities: Texas still on top
Los Angeles — The Milken Institute's annual survey of Best Performing Cities reveals that, for the s
econd year in a row, other states can't mess with Texas.
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Former regulators propose a watchdog for financial watchdogs
LOS ANGELES — The standard prescription for curing what ails financial regulation — seemingly applie
d after each spectacular systemic failure — is to layer on more regulations and more regulators to enforce them.
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New research from banking experts at the Milken Institute asks the question: "Just How Big Is the Too Big to Fail Problem?" Their answer: perhaps not as big as many fear.
LOS ANGELES -- "Just How Big Is the Too Big to Fail Problem?", a new report from the Milken Institut
e, examines the impact of changes in banking regulation since the recent financial crisis.
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Milken Institute Global Conference convenes leaders from around the world
LOS ANGELES -- The 15th Milken Institute Global Conference, April 29-May 2 at The Beverly Hilton, br
ings together many of today's most innovative minds and distinguished leaders to focus on finding solutions to the world's most pressing issues.
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Milken Institute Global Conference convenes leaders from around the world
LOS ANGELES -- The 15th Milken Institute Global Conference, April 29-May 2 at The Beverly Hilton, br
ings together many of today's most innovative minds and distinguished leaders to focus on finding solutions to the world's most pressing issues.
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Fulfilling the promise of bioscience: report from Milken Institute outlines steps for overcoming barriers to innovation in medical research
LOS ANGELES -- It's been almost a decade since the Human Genome Project was completed, yet despite t
he best efforts of thousands of scientists around the world, hopes for cures for a wide range of diseases remain unfulfilled.
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