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Immigration, Workforce and the New Europe
As Brexit nears, multinational corporations are reassessing their long-term investments in Britain
, with many questioning exactly how Brexit will affect trade across the European Union.
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Immigration and the California Economy
As immigration policy has become an urgent policy item in the United States and Europe, California
finds itself caught squarely in the middle of competing economic and political agendas.
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How to Accelerate Gender Diversity on Boards
Slow progress in adding women to boards dominates the conversation on gender diversity in the corp
orate world. Much of the discussion is understandably pessimistic. Women hold only 19 percent of board positions in the U.S. and 30 percent in Europe.
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Undercapitalization: Closing the Gender Growth Gap Across Industries
Despite mounting evidence of the returns on investing in women-led ventures, only 2.2 percent of t
he $85 billion invested in 2017 went to all-women teams, and less than 10 percent of all venture-capital deals go to women, people of color, and LGBTQ foun
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Real Estate: Structural and Cyclical Disruption
In a world of low returns and high liquidity, global real estate remains an attractive option for
investors and high net worth individuals seeking to preserve long-term wealth.
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Would a big hike in minimum wage destroy jobs? Not so, argues Alan Manning in the latest Milken Institute Review
LOS ANGELES -- Economist Alan Manning of the London School of Economics takes on the conventional wi
sdom that President Obama's proposed $9 minimum wage will price unskilled workers out of the market.
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Sustaining Progress to Increase Inclusion in a Post-Pandemic World
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When intention and accountability come together, sustainable gains follow.
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