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San Francisco's Housing Element -- Built on Misunderstanding
Michael Bernick
San Francisco Chronicle
November 2004
Recently, San Francisco's Board of Supervisors approved a change to the city's General Plan, with potentially far-reaching impacts on the city's neighborhoods.
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The Democrats must woo a new demographic
William H. Frey
Financial Times
November 2004
According to Milken Institute Senior Fellow William Frey, Democrats need to make their pitch more palatable to small-town and suburban citizens.
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If US stays attractive, its debt won't be a threat
Hilton Root
The Straits Times
October 2004
Responding to concerns that the growing U.S. trade deficit and global borrowing pose a threat to America's future, Senior Fellow Hilton Root responds in a commentary in The Straits Times that "capital does not end up in the country that needs it most, but in the one that treats it best."
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The Global Costs of Opacity
Joel Kurtzman, Glenn Yago and Triphon Phumiwasana
Sloan Management Review
October 2004
Although large-scale risks such as war, terrorism and natural disaster garner media attention, it is the everyday, small-scale risks associated with opacity � a lack of transparency in countries' legal, economic, regulatory and governance structures � that can confound global investment and commerce. This article describes this new research, which identifies the causes and measures the effects of this phenomenon across 48 countries.
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6 lessons I learned in the Capitol
Michael Bernick
Sacramento Bee
May 2004
Senior Fellow Michael Bernick, former director of the California Employment Development Department, describes the six big lessons he learned during his five-year tenure at EDD.
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