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The economy: look to the future
Originally published 24 May 2009 in
The Jerusalem Post
Netanyahu paid heavily to pass a budget in time; his “partners”’ bargaining tactics, bordering on blackmail, reflect poorly on our politics.
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Reform: prospects and pitfalls
Originally published 4 May 2009 in
The Jerusalem Post
Binyamin Netanyahu’s recent economic plan has great promise but faces obstacles—such as the media and the Histadrut—that may undermine its success.
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Market values
Originally published 29 Mar 2007 in
The Jerusalem Post
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Daniel Doron, ICSEP President
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ICSEP President Daniel Doron is interviewed by fellow Jerusalem Post contributor Ruthie Blum. One quip: “The wages of labor are a function of supply and demand, not of the size of the mustache of a union leader.”
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Coming up empty at the Caesarea
Originally published 14 Jul 2004 in
The Jerusalem Post
The economic elite that gathers at the Israel Democracy Institute’s annual Caesarea Economic Conference conference is not an evil cabal. But it has been indoctrinated by the Marxists dominating our universities that profit comes from exploitation and that success in economics is a zero sum game.
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Why they don’t work
Originally published 11 Sep 2003 in
The Jerusalem Post
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Milk in Israel costs five times more than in the US
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One of Israel’s great tragedies — social and personal — is its high rate of persistent unemployment, which recently reached over 10% and may continue growing.
Like most of our socioeconomic problems, it is mostly self-inflicted. Therefore, with a rational approach and some political will, it could be solved, albeit with some effort.
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