 |
 |
|
|
Displaying records 11 through 35 of 39
|
Will JOBS Act leave the crowd behind? 
Daniel Gorfine and Ben Miller
Yahoo! Finance |
 |
'Diaspora bonds' can help expand global economy
Foreign Policy: Peter Passell
foreignpolicy.com |
|
Program to cut emissions is flawed but fixable
U.S. News: Peter Passell
usnews.com |
|
Protect Medical Research from Automatic Budget Cut
Need Cures? Who Ya Gonna Call?
Margaret Anderson
Huffington Post |
|
Should Big Banks Be Broken Up? A Debate
Simon Johnson, Harvey Rosenblum, Phillip Swagel, and Peter Wallison debate these issues and related questions. |
|
Trading Losses: A Little Perspective on a Large Problem
James R. Barth and Donald McCarthy |
|
Personal videos illustrate urgency of faster cures
TIME=LIVES - Your Stories |
|
Contra Costa County: A Blueprint for Growth
Can Contra Costa County rival the Silicon Valley?
Armen Bedroussian, Kevin Klowden, and Haoran Zhu with I-Ling Shen |
|
MIKE MILKEN: WSJ OP-ED
Investing in science, reaping rewards
Mike Milken
The Wall Street Journal |
|
TIMEEQUALSLIVES.ORG
Personal videos illustrate urgency of faster cures |
|
5 Non-Partisan Job Creation Ideas That Could Actually Work
5 non-partisan job creation ideas
Ross C. DeVol
theatlantic.com |
|
Appetite for technology makes us fat, study say
Waistlines of the World: The Effect of Information and Communications Technology on Obesity
Anusuya Chatterjee and Ross C. DeVol |
|
Egypt Needs a Budget Fix
Egypt has a shot at the sort of prosperity enjoyed by the Asian tigers. But this will require both structural reforms and a cultural shift.
Peter Passell and Robert Hahn
U.S. News & World Report |
|
Heart of TV biz leaves L.A. to grab tax breaks
Just two of 23 new one-hour TV dramas will be shot in L.A. County, as producers seek tax credits elsewhere. Crews and Hollywood-related businesses struggle. |
|
Should leaders still seek "magic 8" percent growth?
Tong (Cindy) Li
Yahoo! Finance: The Exchange |
|
EMU -- Is it time to drop the M?
Keith Savard |
|
Prices, not policies, alter U.S. energy landscape
Joel Kurtzman: WSJ Opinion |
|
The U.S. Housing Market in 2014:
How Much Financing Is Needed, and Who Will Supply It
In our latest Current Views, Institute experts James R. Barth and Tong (Cindy) Li, along with Daniel E. Nolle, a senior financial economist at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, look at the future of housing finance, and explain why expanded private lending will need to be part of it. |
|
Let's make financial regulators work for us
In this RealClearMarkets.com editorial feature by James Barth, Gerard Caprio Jr. and Ross Levine, the authors argue that regulators are subject to home-crowd bias in favor of the institutions they're supposed to oversee. A solution could be in creating an independent watchdog, a "Sentinel," to keep a close eye on regulators. They discuss this in detail in their book "Guardians of Finance: Making Regulators Work for Us", excerpted in the Milken Institute Review. |
|
A promising pilot to help housing
In an editorial feature in the Wall Street Journal, "It’s Better to Rent Than to Foreclose," Institute senior fellows James Barth and Peter Passell praise a new program that could save millions of American families from losing their homes. It could also help both banks and neighborhoods. So, what's in the way of a national rollout? |
|
Just How Big Is the Too Big to Fail Problem?
In this new research paper, Institute banking experts James Barth, Penny Pradha, and Phillip Swagel examine the raft of financial regulations enacted since the recent crisis, and ask whether they make the future of "TBTF" different from its past. See Barth interviewed on The Daily Ticker on Yahoo! Finance. |
|
How the ideas economy is fueling the global economy
"Innovate or die" has become a mantra as we work to solve the world's greatest challenges-from natural resource scarcity to economic growth and job creation. The Milken Institute and Google recently hosted a panel discussion with Aneesh Chopra, former U.S. Chief Technology Officer; Vijay Vaitheeswaran, writer for The Economist and author of Need, Speed, and Greed; and Tony Fratto, CNBC contributor. |
|
The $110 effect: What higher gas prices could really do to the economy
Chief Research Officer Ross DeVol explains the potential impact of higher oil prices on the economy in this article that appeared on TheAtlantic.com. He explores the complex relationships among fuel prices, consumer spending, Federal Reserve policy, and business investment. |
|
Private finance is needed to fix U.S. housing
In an article appearing on RealClearMarkets.com, Institute Senior Fellows James Barth and Glenn Yagosummarize what's not working in the U.S. housing market and propose practical solutions. Their new book,Fixing the Housing Market: Financial Innovations for the Future, was just published by the Milken Institute and the FT Press. Yago also appeared on CNBC, discussing housing markets around the world. |
|
Medical innovation: how the U.S. can retain its lead
Senior fellow Andrew Von Eschenbach calls for a modernized Food and Drug Administration that can rapidly and efficiently bring new discoveries to patients, in a Wall Street Journal op-ed. He reminds us that the biomedical industry employs 1.2 million people, one of many facts found in "The Global Biomedical Industry: Preserving U.S. Leadership." |
|
|
|
|
|
|
