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Milken Institute Review
Milken Institute Review Fourth Quarter 2012
October 2012
In the latest Milken Institute Review, demographer Brad Edmondson describes a battle for the hearts and lungs of billions of women in the emerging markets as Big Tobacco tries to expand sales outside the West. Also in this issue: signs of a truce between drug makers and developing nations over intellectual property rights, the triumph of privatized ocean fisheries, making the case for oil, how small changes in the design of 401(k) plans make huge differences in retirement, the promise and pitfalls of virtual banking, an inside peek at the Milken Institute's Best Cities for Successful Aging index, and why the experience of big business is pertinent to administering the Affordable Care Act.
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Milken Institute Review
Milken Institute Review Third Quarter 2012
July 2012
James R. Barth, Apanard Prabha and Phillip Swagel of the Institute report on what's been done to prevent another financial meltdown -- and the prospects for their success. Menzie Chinn (University of Wisconsin) and Jeffry Frieden (Harvard) offer a crazy idea about how to deal with the global debt overhang -- crazy like a fox. Also in this issue: startling (and welcome) information on population change in predominantly Muslim countries, an exploration of long-term unemployment, analysis of the economics of antibiotics, a look at bringing snail mail into the 21st century, what needs to happen in housing, what could drive improvement in energy efficiency, and an excerpt from "Why Nations Fail."
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Viewpoint
Two Worlds, One Climate: Forget Kyoto. There's a much better way to persuade the developing world to fight climate change.
Peter Passell
Foreign Policy
May 2012
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The Market-Driven Energy Revolution
Joel Kurtzman
The Wall Street Journal
May 2012
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The $110 Effect: What Higher Gas Prices Could Really Do to the Economy
Ross C. DeVol
TheAtlantic.com
March 2012
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