economy
Wed 22 Oct 2008
The Jerusalem Post
The panic-mongers’ one-note chorus
The country, they conclude, must therefore return to the good old days of “social democracy.”
Tue 15 Jul 2008
The Jerusalem Post
The banks are bamboozling us again
In the name of stability the comptroller has ignored many of the banks’ offenses.
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Tue 29 Apr 2008
The Jerusalem Post
An Irish-style banana republic
It must be either naivete or cynicism that allows “Israel 2028” recommend a reform that will make government a larger and a more efficient instrument for economic growth.
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Tue 29 Apr 2008
The New York Sun
Israel Still Doesn’t Get Economy
Why are Israel elites, especially the chattering classes in the press and the academy and such, and also those in business, so hostile to capitalism?
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Wed 21 Nov 2007
The Jerusalem Post
A year without Milton Friedman
This man did more good for humanity than any other.
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Wed 17 Oct 2007
The Jerusalem Post
Getting beyond the teachers’ strike
As long as education remains a government monopoly, it is bound to function like all other government monopolies, where union bosses fill the vacuum that lack of defined ownership creates, and monopoly power allows them to blackmail the public.
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Tue 14 Aug 2007, The Jerusalem Post
How to grow Israeli hi-tech
Wed 18 Jul 2007, The Jerusalem Post
A president of visions
Mon 21 May 2007, The Jerusalem Post
Theodor Herzl’s vision betrayed
Thu 29 Mar 2007, The Jerusalem Post
One on One: Market values
Wed 7 Feb 2007, The Jerusalem Post
Rush of brilliance
Wed 13 Dec 2006, The Jerusalem Post
Milton Friedman and Israel
Thu 30 Nov 2006, The Jerusalem Post
Remembering Milton Friedman
Wed 1 Mar 2006, The Jerusalem Post
Seductive snake oil
Wed 6 Jul 2005, The Jerusalem Post
A Martian just wouldn’t get it
Thu 23 Jun 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Misinformation begets bad policies
Thu 5 May 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Is poverty here to stay?
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Sun 17 Apr 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Here comes the counter-revolution
Tue 15 Mar 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Netanyahu in the classroom
Thu 20 Jan 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Welcome home, Stanley Fischer
Wed 27 Oct 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Singin’ the small-business blues
Thu 7 Oct 2004, The Weekly Standard
Israel at a Crossroads
Wed 22 Sep 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Expert witness syndrome
Sat 4 Sep 2004, The Jerusalem Post
The banks fight dirty
Wed 11 Aug 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Ehud Olmert the obstructionist
Wed 14 Jul 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Coming up empty at the Caesarea
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Thu 20 May 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Undermining the Israeli economy
Thu 8 Apr 2004, The Jerusalem Post
An open letter to Ehud Olmert
Thu 26 Feb 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Can the banks be reformed?
Fri 30 Jan 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Statism breeds corruption
Wed 3 Dec 2003, The Jerusalem Post
Monopolies eat us up
Thu 11 Sep 2003, The Jerusalem Post
Why they don’t work
Thu 28 Aug 2003, The Jerusalem Post
About deception and decency
Thu 14 Aug 2003, The Jerusalem Post
NIF’s not-so-hidden political agenda
Thu 24 Apr 2003, The Jerusalem Post
A monopoly union’s upper hand
Thu 27 Mar 2003, The Jerusalem Post
Enemies of reform
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Thu 13 Mar 2003, The Jerusalem Post
Climbing Everest in shirtsleeves
Thu 27 Feb 2003, The Jerusalem Post
Dear Shari Arison
Thu 13 Feb 2003, The Jerusalem Post
Shinui as political bellweather
Thu 6 Dec 2001, The Jerusalem Post
Hating the rich
Thu 22 Nov 2001, The Jerusalem Post
Why so often in crisis?
Thu 21 Dec 2000, The Jerusalem Post
Assessing Israel’s national strength
Tue 21 Nov 2000, The Wall Street Journal Europe
The economic road to peace
Wed 26 Apr 2000, The Jerusalem Post
Culpable or gullible
Wed 12 Jan 2000, The Jerusalem Post
Cheering the capitalist millennium
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