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Michael Deich

Director of Policy and Government Affairs, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Michael Deich, Director of Policy and Government Affairs, coordinates policy and advocacy efforts on behalf of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's three program areas: Global Health, Global Development, and United States. He also oversees efforts in support of the philanthropic sector.

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Promoting Opportunity and Growth Through Science, Technology, and Innovation

Events • December 5, 2006 • Washington, DC

The Hamilton Project convened a policy discussion to examine the importance of science and technology to meeting the challenges of the 21st Century and introduced proposals to enhance U.S. expertise and competitiveness in these areas.

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Promoting Opportunity and Growth through Science, Technology, and Innovation

Papers • December 2006 • Jason E. Bordoff, Michael Deich, Peter Orszag

This strategy paper argues that maintaining our nation's economic leadership in the world and promoting broad-based growth at home will require effective policies to support research, innovation, and access to advanced information and telecommunications technologies.

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A Growth-Enhancing Approach to Economic Security

Papers • September 2006 • Jason E. Bordoff, Michael Deich, Peter Orszag

American families face new economic risks even as our social safety net is fraying. This paper outlines a strategy for providing a basic level of economic security that is beneficial for families and for national economic growth.

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Meeting the Challenge of the Global Economy: Trade, Economic Security, and Effective Government

Events • July 25, 2006 • Washington, DC

The Hamilton Project convened a forum surrounding the release of a new set of policy papers examining trade and government reform policy with a discussion of the challenges presented by a global economy.

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Growth, Opportunity, and Prosperity in a Globalizing Economy

Papers • July 2006 • Jason E. Bordoff, Michael Deich, Peter Orszag

This briefing paper articulates a philosophy of embracing international competition while investing in workers and market-friendly insurance. The underlying goal is to boost overall productivity while also sharing more broadly both the benefits and costs of trade.