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California and Asia: The Need for Collaboration
Grand multilateral trade deals such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership are things of the past, but i
nternational trade--and the need for modernization to meet the current and evolving challenges involved--remains of paramount importance.
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Start-up Nations: Creating Laboratories for Developing Economies
Emerging and frontier markets have eclipsed the advanced economies in GDP share and growth, just a
s the New World surpassed the Old at the end of the 19th century.
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Charting New Frontiers in Asset Ownership
On this panel, our experts discuss the unique innovations they are exploring at their respective f
unds and how these new models can help asset owners create long-term value and meet their goals in today’s environment of low returns.
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Reducing the Health and Economic Burden of Chronic Disease
Leaders in health explore ways to evolve from an illness-driven health system to one that pro
motes prevention and rewards wellness, easing health and economic burdens on individuals and communities.
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Addressing the Urban Housing Crisis
By 2025, 1.6 billion urban residents worldwide will face crowded, inadequate, and substandard hous
ing.
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London Summit 2015 - Powering Up European High-Tech (I)
From the silicon chip to social media, America has programmed the path of information technology,
an industry that has changed the world and created phenomenal wealth. But can Europe disrupt expectations of a future centered on Silicon Valley?
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Not Working: Solutions to America's Underemployment Crisis
A new social reality in the U.S.: Fewer men and women are participating in the workforce, and many
have stopped looking for jobs altogether.
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New Educational Pathways to Middle-Class Jobs
The decades-long march to "college for everyone" at the age of 18 has closed off rather than opene
d up options for too many young adults seeking rewarding careers.
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Beyond the Dollar
For more than 60 years, the U.S. dollar has reigned as the world's dominant international currency
, accounting for nearly 90 percent of foreign exchange transactions and the majority of global foreign exchange reserves.
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In the latest Milken Institute Review: Brad DeLong, a Former Clinton Administration Economist, Challenges the Conventional Wisdom That the Rich Market Economies Can Thrive Without Aggressive Government Intervention
LOS ANGELES – Brad DeLong, of the University of California, Berkeley, offers an analysis of Former T
reasury Secretary Larry Summers’ controversial claim that the United States and Europe face a bleak economic future unless government pr
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