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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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Responsible Fiscal Policy, Not Fixed Exchange Rates, Still The Key To Argentina's Future, Says Author In Latest Issue Of The Milken Institute Review
Quarterly journal also looks at looming impact of biotechnology on health care, the Sept. 11 Victim
Compensation Fund and California's electricity deregulation woes.
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Policymakers should focus on financial stability, not stock prices, say economists in the latest Milken Institute Review
Four years before the stock market bubble burst in the summer of 2000, Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan w
arned investors of "irrational exuberance." Now, in the latest issue of The Milken Institute Review, two economists specializing in monetary polic
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Rebuilding Iraq's Economy Off to Rocky Start, Handicapped by U.S. Policy Strictures, Says Economist in Milken Institute Review
As the day-to-day headlines make clear, security is still the overwhelming concern in Iraq. But beyo
nd security issues, a transition to stability and democracy depends on success in rebuilding the economy.
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2011 Milken Institute Global Conference brings business and policy leaders to Los Angeles to explore solutions to urgent economic and social challenges
LOS ANGELES — With political upheaval, fiscal pressures and natural disasters creating new, unexpect
ed economic challenges, senior decision-makers from around the world will focus on finding and sharing solutions that will bolster and sustain recovery a
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Making plants into products through industrial biotech would benefit from policy support, effective advocacy and sustained funding
LOS ANGELES — Industrial biotechnology can turn plants into plastics, chemicals and other products t
hat are usually made with petroleum.
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Top business and policy leaders gather at Milken Institute State of the State Conference on October 13 in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES — Hundreds of California's leading business executives and policymakers will gather for
the Milken Institute's 13th annual
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Unused tools of monetary policy could restore economic growth, according to the latest Milken Institute Review
LOS ANGELES -- Clark Johnson, the author of an acclaimed book on the causes of the Great Depression,
challenges those who believe that, in the fight to restore the American economy to full employment, monetary policy has run out of gas.
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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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World Decision Makers Tackle Toughest Policy Issues at Milken Institute Global Conference
What do the president of the Czech Republic, an astronaut, the head of Disney, a network anchor, the
Tour de France winner, a leading futurist, half a dozen Nobel laureates, the FDA chief and a former NATO commander have in common?
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The Lure of Big Profits Will Break the Deadlock on Climate Change Policy, Writes an Expert in Latest Milken Institute Review
LOS ANGELES — With 106 bills to address climate change before the 110th Congress, it is clear that g
lobal warming has moved out of the dusty drawers of environmental activists and into the spotlight of policymaking.
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It's time to wake up from oil price shock and create an effective U.S. energy policy, warns Severin Borenstein in Milken Institute Review
LOS ANGELES — Washington has largely ignored energy issues in recent decades, focusing only when con
fronted with huge spikes in oil prices.
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