financial markets

Mon 30 Mar 2009
The Jerusalem Post
To bail or not to bail

Should the government bail out those of our tycoons who cannot redeem NIS 100 billion worth of bonds?

Sun 22 Feb 2009
The Jerusalem Post
Warning cries from Herzliya

The government is dysfunctional. The question is why—and how to mend it.

Mon 2 Feb 2009
The Jerusalem Post
A lesser economic evil

All government deficit spending is bad. But sometimes deficits are unavoidable. And some deficits are better then others.

Mon 22 Dec 2008
The Jerusalem Post
Spinners and cheaters

Why not exploit the crisis to destroy what little freedom Netanyahu’s reforms brought to the economy? Why care if the country will lose its only hope of deliverance from the economic retardation caused by our statist heritage?

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.

Thu 29 Mar 2007
The Jerusalem Post
Market values

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.”

Wed 6 Jul 2005, The Jerusalem Post
A Martian just wouldn’t get it

Thu 20 Jan 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Welcome home, Stanley Fischer

Sat 11 Dec 2004, ICSEP
Israel’s financial revolution

Wed 22 Sep 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Expert witness syndrome

Sat 4 Sep 2004, The Jerusalem Post
The banks fight dirty

Fri 4 Jun 2004, The Wall Street Journal
Will peace processing undermine Israel’s economy, again?

Thu 20 May 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Undermining the Israeli economy

Thu 26 Feb 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Can the banks be reformed?

Thu 27 Feb 2003, The Jerusalem Post
Dear Shari Arison