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2011 Milken Institute Global Conference brings business and policy leaders to Los Angeles to explore solutions to urgent economic and social challenges
LOS ANGELES — With political upheaval, fiscal pressures and natural disasters creating new, unexpect
ed economic challenges, senior decision-makers from around the world will focus on finding and sharing solutions that will bolster and sustain recovery a
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New Book Explains Why Current Energy System Isn't Working - and How to Fix It Using an "Agile" Structure Focusing on Renewable Sources
With global instability and growing demand sending oil prices soaring to more than $50 a barrel, the
future of energy has become a major policy issue for leaders around the world. The question is, how can they prepare for a post-fossil fuel era?
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Microfinance oversold, bankers underappreciated, and K-pop overlooked -- join the discussion with the latest Milken Institute Review
LOS ANGELES -- Jonathan Morduch, director of New York University's Financial Access Initiative, chal
lenges the conventional wisdom of what microfinance can do for developing countries.
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Solutions for a more stable housing finance system -- New book by leading experts Franklin Allen, James R. Barth, and Glenn Yago explains how to build on past insights to create a more sustainable system for the future.
LOS ANGELES — The same tool that many blame for the current housing slump is actually the key to fac
ilitating a more stable and sustainable financing system for housing: financial innovation.
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Is Partial Privatization the Solution to Social Security's Woes? Experts Debate in Latest Issue of The Milken Institute Review
To privatize or not to privatize — that′s the question of the hour in Washington as the Senate Finan
ce Committee grapples over the issue, even as opinion polls show the idea is losing public support.
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Republican Party Has Deserted Its Small-Government Roots, Author Argues in Latest Milken Institute Review
Remember when the GOP was the party of small government? Well, those days are gone, writes an expert
on fiscal management in the latest Milken Institute Review.
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Israeli Food Insecurity Aggravated by Policies that Support Agricultural Waste, According to New Report
(Washington, D.C) -- Israel′s success in agricultural development has come with its own paradox — cr
op surpluses that are destroyed to protect prices and an increasing rate of food insecurity throughout the nation, according to a Koret-Milken Institute
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The Impact Revolution: Building the Investment Pipeline for an Inclusive Economy
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The Impact Revolution: Building the Inv
estment Pipeline for an Inclusive Economy
Wednesday, July 22 | 8 am PDT and 11 am EDT
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Irving appointed president of the Milken Institute
LOS ANGELES— The Milken Institute announced today that Paul Irving has been named president. Michael
L. Klowden remains the Institute’s chief executive officer, and Michael Milken, founder of the Institute, remains chairman of the board.
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Investing for Impact in Emerging and Frontier Markets
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Investing for Impact in Emerging and Fr
ontier Markets
The United States and Israel recently agreed to expand collaboration between USAID and MASHAV, Is
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November 18 at 11:15 am UAE Standard Time | Innovative Finance for Climate Innovation and Energy Transition
More than 65 million people have no access to electricity, 60 million more in the Middle East and
North Africa endure prolonged outages and under-supply. Seven hundred million Africans are challenged by energy poverty.
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New drugs are worth the price; they extend lives and reduce other health-care costs, says economist in latest Milken Institute Review
LOS ANGELES — Are modern drugs worth the price?
Economist Frank R. Lichtenberg answers his own ques
tion with a resounding "yes" in a detailed analysis of "The Value of New Drugs" in the latest issue of The Milken Institute Review.
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