Israel economic growth
Israel’s economic resilience: Growth and investment despite years of war - opinion
With the wars, it is easy to forget there are thousands of other things going on simultaneously in Israel that are positive, worthy of praise, and even a cause for amazement.
Israeli exports hit all-time high of $169B despite boycotts
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Israel is missing a NIS 180 billion growth engine - opinion
White and blue and black
Most Israelis, including many 1990s leftwing supporters, saw firsthand the devastating results of unilateral actions carried out by both the Israeli and Palestinian governments.
Why European Union studies are more relevant than ever – even to Israelis
A study of civic education textbooks in Israel showed that the younger generation continues to be educated on the basis of democracy as the most important common thread between us.
Economy minister: Increase exports to the US
Israel was first country to sign a free trade agreement with the US – in 1985 – while the US was the second country to sign one with Israel, the European Union was first.
Adding a dose of flexibility to Israel's economy
In a dynamic labor market, challenged by technological disruption and increasing longevity, flexibility is key.
Finally good news on cutting bureaucracy? FICC says so
The World Bank’s 2016 ease of doing business index saw Israel fall three spots, to 53rd, down 23 spots since 2009, when it was ranked 30th.
A Proper Response to Terror
Israeli economy standing strong as it develops energy sector
Experts at JPost Conference spoke about the geopolitical implications of the discovery.
No One Is Actually Boycotting Israel
Social change – on a silver platter
If people of goodwill work together and engage in hard protests of all kinds, social change can and will happen
Analysis: Shaky global economy should push Israel to become more competitive
Though Israel’s financial system and conservative banking regulations helped it navigate 2008- 2009 global financial crisis, there is only so much a small, open, export-dependent economy can do.
