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Aging of Baby Boomers May Not Be Bad News for American Economy, Author Argues in Latest Milken Institute Review
The aging Baby Boom generation, generally believed to be the Godzilla that will ravage the economy w
hen its members retire, may have a kinder, gentler side.
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L.A. Economy Makes Comeback Thanks to Small Businesses, but Unskilled Workforce Threatens Future Prosperity, Study Warns
The City of Los Angeles, battered not long ago by the departure of high-end aerospace and manufactur
ing firms, the consolidation of the local banking industry and a recession, has made a dramatic comeback thanks to the creation of thousands of small bus
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Terrorist Attacks Stifle Global Economic Growth, Especially With Shift to More Civilian Targets, Milken Institute Researchers Find
In recent years, the goal of terrorists has become to not only cause political and social damage, bu
t economic harm as well. And based on new research from the Milken Institute, they may be accomplishing their economic objective.
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Milken Institute Research Director Glenn Yago Appointed to Israeli Securities Authority Advisory Board
Glenn Yago, director of Capital Studies at the Milken Institute, has been appointed to the Internati
onal Advisory Board of the Israel Securities Authority (ISA), the government body that oversees and regulates the Israeli capital market.
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Harvard University Professor and Former Indianapolis Mayor Stephen Goldsmith Appointed Milken Institute Senior Fellow
Stephen Goldsmith, a former two-term mayor of Indianapolis where he earned a national reputation for
innovations in government, has been appointed
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Republican Party Has Deserted Its Small-Government Roots, Author Argues in Latest Milken Institute Review
Remember when the GOP was the party of small government? Well, those days are gone, writes an expert
on fiscal management in the latest Milken Institute Review.
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America's Best Performing Cities: Job-Creating Florida Metros Dominate Milken Institute Index
Need a job? You might want to head to Florida, which is creating new jobs a rapid pace.
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Ballooning Trade Deficits Demand Bold Remedies, Economists Argue in Latest Milken Institute Review
Tariffs are an anathema to modern economists, right? Not when the alternative is global recession, s
ay three economists writing in the latest Milken Institute Review.
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Financial innovations can help produce new medicines through funding of early-stage drug development, Milken Institute report says
Despite the enormous potential of biomedical research to cure disease, public and private funding ha
s declined — a trend that could jeopardize efforts to find improved treatments for people with life-threatening illnesses.
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Tobacco settlement robs Peter to pay Paul, says economist in latest Milken Institute Review
When the major tobacco companies agreed in 1998 to settle a series of lawsuits filed by eight state
attorneys general, the agreement was hailed as an historic event that would add hundreds of billions of dollars to state coffers and give millions of smo
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Milken Institute receives $270,000 grant from Jewish Community Foundation of L.A. to help foster economic development in Israel
The Milken Institute today announced it has received a $270,000 grant from the Jewish Community Foun
dation of Los Angeles (The Foundation) to help foster greater knowledge of new ways to finance Israel′s economic development.
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