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FasterCures adds innovation experts as senior fellows
Washington, DC -- FasterCures, a center of the Milken Institute, is expanding its work by adding two
highly respected innovators— biopharmaceutical industry expert Bernard Munos and open science leader John Wilbanks— as senior fellows.
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Infrastructure expert Dale Bonner joins Milken Institute
LOS ANGELES -- Dale Bonner, former secretary of business, transportation and housing for the State o
f California, has joined the Milken Institute as senior advisor.
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No Child Left Behind discourages investment in neediest students, experts report in Milken Institute Review
LOS ANGELES — The Bush Administration′s No Child Left Behind law was designed to force public school
s to meet higher standards, or suffer the loss of federal aid.
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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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Ethanol Won't Help America Lose Its Appetite for Oil, Say Experts in Latest Milken Institute Review
Magazine also looks at critical learning from past guest-worker programs, seeks to neutralize the ne
t-neutrality debate and exposes hedge fund demographics
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Is Partial Privatization the Solution to Social Security's Woes? Experts Debate in Latest Issue of The Milken Institute Review
To privatize or not to privatize — that′s the question of the hour in Washington as the Senate Finan
ce Committee grapples over the issue, even as opinion polls show the idea is losing public support.
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Leftist Turn in Latin America Could Set Back Vital Economic Reforms, Says Expert in The Milken Institute Review
Voters in Latin America, frustrated by the undelivered promise of more than a decade of market refor
ms, are moving left by the millions.
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Leading experts put forth a pathway for housing finance reform: Seidman, Swagel, Wartell, and Zandi develop a blueprint that would increase private capital, protect taxpayers, and expand access
WASHINGTON— A new plan introduced today by a diverse group of thought leaders provides the vision, t
ools, and principles to reform the housing finance system during a critically important moment in the national debate over the future of Fannie Mae and F
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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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Solutions for a more stable housing finance system -- New book by leading experts Franklin Allen, James R. Barth, and Glenn Yago explains how to build on past insights to create a more sustainable system for the future.
LOS ANGELES — The same tool that many blame for the current housing slump is actually the key to fac
ilitating a more stable and sustainable financing system for housing: financial innovation.
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Bradley D. Belt appointed Senior Managing Director of the Milken Institute; Will expand Institute's presence in Washington, D.C.
LOS ANGELES —Bradley D.
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Financial innovation and economic growth are focus of new book series by Milken Institute and Kluwer Academic Publishers
LOS ANGELES — Restructuring Regulation and Financial Institutions, a book analyzing financial market
regulations in the United States, was released this week by Kluwer Academic Publishers as the first in a set of publications analyzing financial
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