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Milken Institute Review
Milken Institute Review Second Quarter 2013
April 2013
In the latest Milken Institute Review, Jonathan Morduch of NYU challenges the conventional wisdom of what microfinance can do for developing countries, saying the evidence suggests that better financial access does, indeed, give families improved ways to cope with poverty, but seldom offers the means to escape it.
Also in this issue: hard evidence showing that bankers are your friends; the method in the madness of K-Pop; a silver lining for the world in Israel’s seeming endless struggle for survival; a comparison of the parallel disasters that beset the Icelandic and Irish economies when the global financial bubble burst, and their very different approaches; rationale against regulating giant Internet companies; a primer on resurrecting the economies of countries (like Afghanistan) that are collateral damage in modern wars; a review of Benn Steil’s new book, The Battle of Bretton Woods; and more.
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Research Report
Is the New Year Too Happy? The Global Economic and Financial Markets Outlook
Ross C. DeVol
Milken Institute
February 2013
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Viewpoint
Europe: What's Next, Besides Austerity Lite?
Keith Savard
November 2012
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Viewpoint
Europe: What's Next, Besides Austerity Lite?
Keith Savard
November 2012
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Viewpoint
Adios Espana! The Talent Outflow From Spain
I-Ling Shen and James R. Barth
realclearmarkets.com
October 2012
As the economy and financial situation in Spain continues to decline, what is happening to the Spanish workforce?
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