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William Dow
William Dow is Kaiser Permanente professor of health economics at the University of California, B
erkeley, School of Public Health.
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staff
Ann-Marie Eu
Ann-Marie Eu is the Associate Director of Communications for the Milken Institute Asia Center in
Singapore.
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Laura Deal Lacey
Laura Deal Lacey is the Executive Vice-President, MI International at the Milken Institute.
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Richard Ditizio
Richard Ditizio is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Milken Institute, responsible for all
departments across the organization's global footprint.
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staff
William Lee
William (Bill) Lee is chief economist at the Milken Institute.
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Michael Klowden
Michael Klowden is the executive vice chairman of the board of the Milken Institute. For 21
years prior to assuming this role, he was the Institute’s CEO.
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panel
A Population Behind Bars: Incarceration's Opportunity Cost (Invite only)
The FIRST STEP Act was a bipartisan first step to addressing the incarceration of 225,000 prison
ers on the federal system. However, there are also 1.3 million prisoners held in state prisons who remain unaffected by this legislation.
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report
Rebuilding California's Trade Policy Infrastructure
California is home to one of the largest and most vibrant economies in the world, with a gross dome
stic product in excess of $2.8 trillion, and is one of the top exporters in the United States.
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video
California Leading the Future of Energy #CALeading
World leaders have embraced the challenge of long-term climate change – and for reasons that go be
yond the obvious.
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video
Economic Prosperity in the Americas
With the uncertain future of the ratification of the USMCA, continuing political tensions on borde
r security and migration, as well as the call to end corruption across Central and South America, the Americas have never been in a more critical position
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article
Solving the Longevity Wealth Crisis
The oldest age at which 50 percent of babies born in 2007 are predicted to still be alive in the Uni
ted States is 104, according to the Human Mortality Database, the University of California, Berkeley, and Germany’s Max Planck Institute for Demographic
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Rethinking Shared Prosperity to Reach the Rare Disease Community
As people living in modern society, we widely believe that the market-based system of the United Sta
tes, and similar ecosystems, leads to the highest distribution of prosperity because of relatively efficient resource allocation.
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