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Playing the Long Game: Investing in Infrastructure
Asia has undeniably made strides in economic growth since the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis, but spe
nding on roads, railways, and other essential infrastructure has stagnated and remained depressed well below what's needed.
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Open for Business: Myanmar's Great Comeback
With a newfound openness towards foreign investments, a vast reserve of natural resources, a popul
ation with a median age of 27, and literacy and mobile penetration rates at 90 percent, Myanmar holds great potential for the regional and global economy.
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Cybersecurity: Anticipating the Next Trojan Horse
Twenty years ago saw the first high-profile attacks on Microsoft's Windows operating system, while
the U.S. government tested its readiness against cyber attacks.
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A Window of Opportunity: Unlocking India's Potential
India, currently the G20's fastest-growing economy and the world's second most populous country, i
s on track to be one of the top three economic powers in the next ten to 15 years.
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Milken Institute names Curtis S. Chin to its Singapore-based Asia Center
For Immediate Release
June 16, 2014
Milken Institute names Curtis S. Chin to its Singapore-b
ased Asia Center
Former U.S. Ambassador is first Asia Fellow
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Milken Institute Mobilizes for Next Phase of Housing Finance Reform
WASHINGTON, DC—The Milken Institute is mobilizing efforts for the next phase of housing finance refo
rm as policymakers work through the complexities of building a sustainable system.
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Medical Technology: Benefits Far Outweigh Costs Milken Institute report sizes up overall economic impact of "med tech"
LOS ANGELES -- As America ages and sedentary lifestyles and unhealthy diets become more common, expe
rts agree the nation is suffering a sharp rise in the prevalence of chronic disease.
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A man, a plan, a canal -- Nicaragua? In the latest Milken Institute Review: How Daniel Ortega and an obscure Chinese tycoon are teaming up to build a rival to the Panama Canal
LOS ANGELES -- Charles Castaldi, a former NPR reporter in Central America, explains how a Nicaraguan
strongman and Chinese billionaire are planning to dig a $50 billion canal that will eclipse its rival to the south.
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