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Dodd-Frank: Washington, We Have a Problem
The Dodd-Frank Act is the most far-reaching financial regulatory reform in the U.S. since the natio
n emerged from the Great Depression in the 1930s.
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China’s Global Integration and Capital Flows
China has become an engine of the world economy, contributing 20 percent of global GDP growth in 20
15.
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The Future of Aging
In this collection of essays from the Center for the Future of Aging, experts identify challenges a
nd opportunities in realizing the potential of healthy, productive and purposeful aging.
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Best-Performing Cities China 2016
The Milken Institute’s Best-Performing Cities China ranks the performance of first-, second- and th
ird-tier cities according to recent developments and urbanization trends.
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Toward a New Secondary Mortgage Market
There is a simple and sensible way to finally achieve comprehensive housing finance reform in the U
.S.. The approach proposed in this paper is to amend the charters of Ginnie Mae, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and the Federal Housing Finance Agency.
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Redefining Traditional Notions of Aging: Embracing Longevity Across Cultures
Population aging is a hidden global force with few discernible indicators of its impending social i
mpacts. New opportunities to work and contribute to society, new health costs, and persistent ageist attitudes are just a few of the implications.
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Career Technical Education: Reducing Wage Inequality and Sustaining California’s Innovation-Based Economy
Income distribution in the U.S. and California has become far less equal since about 1980.
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Global Opportunity Index 2016
Based on the 2016 edition of the Milken Institute Global Opportunity Index, the report assesses the
attractiveness of Asian countries to foreign investors and provides a closer look at the composition of Asia’s capital inflows.
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The Asset Management Industry and Systemic Risk: Is There a Connection?
In the aftermath of the 2007-2008 financial crisis, new legislation and regulations have pressured
banks and insurance companies to reduce their size, leverage, and riskier lines of business in order to avoid another too-big-to-fail debacle.
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Tapping Into Asia's Longevity Market
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