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California Policy Summit 2020
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Daniel Pham, PhD
Daniel Pham, PhD, is a director at the Milken Institute Center for Strategic Philanthropy.
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Ragini Chawla
Ragini Chawla is an associate at the Center for Financial Markets at the Milken Institute. Chawla
works on the Institute’s Access to Capital work, which focuses on strategic, innovative financing nationally and internationally.
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Esther Krofah
Esther Krofah is the executive vice president of MI Health, leading FasterCures, Public Health, t
he Future of Aging, and Feeding Change.
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Jennifer Lovett
Jennifer Lovett is currently a senior project manager with California Forward, a nonprofit organi
zation that advocates for shared prosperity across all of the state’s regions and for improved government performance and accountability.
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Cesar Servin
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Bahrain and the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Bahrain differentiates itself from its larger neighbors by highlighting its well-trained population
and low cost of living and running a business.
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A Golden Opportunity With China: How California Can Become an Even Bigger Destination for Chinese Foreign Investment
Since embarking on its era of economic growth and expansion in 1979, China has played an increasing
ly large role in the global economy and now ranks as the world’s second-largest economy.
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New Survey Evidence from Nepali Businesses
To explore the major priorities for—and obstacles to—developing the public equity market in Nepal,
the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) partnered with the Milken Institute to organize a strategic planning roundtable in Kathmandu on May 31, 2019, during a me
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Financial Models for Water Sustainability
In 2015, NASA data showed that California reservoirs contained only one year of water supply and Ca
lifornia’s total water storage had been in decline since before 2002.
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Innovative Finance to Address Africa’s Infrastructure Needs
As of 2015, African state governments had financed infrastructure development on their balance shee
ts alone, resulting in slower progress constrained by budgetary restrictions. In many regions across the African continent, the poor state of infrast
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Do You Own Your Home—or Does Your Mortgage Own You?
Since the financial crisis, lenders and borrowers have shown greater appreciation for the risks in
highly leveraged mortgage lending. The federal government has not.
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