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report
Rebuilding Housing Finance: Thoughts from California on Federal Reform
Both in the foreclosure crisis and in the recent recovery, California has represented a bellwether
of the national housing market.
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report
A Hollywood Exit: What California Must Do to Remain Competitive in Entertainment - and Keep Jobs
California's stronghold on the entertainment industry is loosening as production jobs are lured to
other locations due to production credits and other tax breaks.
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panel
From Plan to Action: Implementing California's Big Bold Ideas on Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia (Invite only)
The California Alzheimer's Prevention and Preparedness Task Force released ten big, bold ideas i
n November 2020, collaborating with the state's Master Plan for Aging.
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panel
Building Tech Ecosystems for Developing Economies: Next Steps for California-Israel Co-Innovation (Invite only)
In 2014, California and Israel entered into an applied research and development partnership to d
rive innovation across a range of sectors, create value for both economies and become a catalyst for partnerships with developing economies.
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panel
Addressing Housing Shortages through Development of Strategic Supplies in California (Invite only)
The effects of COVID-19 have highlighted the woeful lack of sufficient housing in California.
article
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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article
California slips in national rankings of high-tech economies, according to Milken Institute study
(SAN DIEGO) California's tradition of turning ideas into profitable businesses that can drive its kn
owledge-based economy may be at risk.
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article
Milken Institute recommends dramatic changes to California's public pensions to address funding shortfalls and demographic trends
LOS ANGELES — Concurrently raising the retirement age and increasing employee contributions is only
the first step in addressing California′s looming public pension liabilities, according to a new report, Addressing California′s Pension Shortfalls
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article
Michael Bernick, Outgoing Director of the California Employment Development Department, Joins Milken Institute as a Research Fellow
Michael Bernick, the outgoing Director of the California Employment Development Department (EDD), wi
ll join the Milken Institute as a Research Fell
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U.S. recession is here; impact on California to be more severe than for rest of U.S., according to Milken Institute
(Los Angeles) Whether or not the National Bureau of Economic Research calls it a recession, consumer
s, homeowners, investors and businesses won't waste any time on the semantics because it will certainly feel like one.
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Massachusetts, California, Colorado in best position to excel in New Economy, new Milken Institute survey finds
LOS ANGELES — Which states are in the best position to take advantage of the opportunities for growt
h in the New Economy?
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One in every 250 California-based jobs linked to Chevron's economic footprint, according to Milken Institute analysis
LOS ANGELES — California′s oil and gas industry employs approximately 65,000 people in the state, pr
oviding high-paying jobs ranging from manufacturing to research and development that are critical building blocks of the state′s economic recovery, accor
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