Daniel Doron helped found Israel's Shinui (Change) Party, serves on various economic advisory boards, and publishes regular articles in the press.
financial markets
fundamentals
globalization
labor market
public policy
reform
taxes
education
environment
health
immigration
media
religion
welfare
limiting government
public choice
Diaspora
peace process
Zionism
Individual initiative and freedom are essential for creativity—in hi-tech as in all other spheres.
Netanyahu paid heavily to pass a budget in time; his “partners”’ bargaining tactics, bordering on blackmail, reflect poorly on our politics.
Binyamin Netanyahu’s recent economic plan has great promise but faces obstacles—such as the media and the Histadrut—that may undermine its success.
Is Binyamin Netanyahu’s government too big? Yes. So why would Netanyahu create such an unwieldy beast?
Should the government bail out those of our tycoons who cannot redeem NIS 100 billion worth of bonds?
It must be either naiveté or cynicism that allows “Israel 2028” to recommend a reform that will make government a larger and a more efficient instrument for economic growth.
Israel economic headlines
Israel Raises EU1.5 Billion in First Bonds in Euros Since 2005 - BusinessWeek
Hunter Fast 12: Divestment will not bring rapprochement - The Brown Daily Herald
Israels Challenge to the US - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Is PA Guilty of Undermining BDS Campaign? - Palestine Chronicle
Israel FX intervention depends on recovery -Fischer - Interactive Investor