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Short and SweetViral Economics – The Social and Economic Aspects of the Pandemic
Author: Taub Center Staff
24.08.2020
Research and data
Future Labor Market: Coronavirus could accelerate automation in Israel’s labor market – are we prepared?
Alex Weinreb about the second wave of the Coronavirus
More by Alex Weinreb: Israel’s second wave in international perspective
Read all about Israel’s economy before and after the coronavirus crisis
We’ve asked Prof. Benjamin Bental a few questions about the country’s economic exit strategy: The challenges facing Israel’s economy
Bulletin Article: The coronavirus trajectory in Israel: planning, luck, and unintended consequences
Research: The War on Coronavirus and Its Financing by the Israeli National Health Insurance
How to actually read and understand the data presented in the media? Reading coronavirus: pandemic ABCs
Research: Anticipating the Total Mortality Impact of Coronavirus in Israel
Why is Israel’s coronavirus mortality rate so low? In part, age structure
In our blog: Will Israel’s vital workers during coronavirus be vital workers in another 20 years?
Bulletin Article: Why do Israeli parents struggle to find work-life balance?
Commentary on Israel’s COVID19 Stimulus Package :Prof. Avi Weiss on i24 News
Op-eds
Suzanne Patt Benvenisti writes in Times of Israel about the possible implications of remote learning on children from lowest income families
Prof. Yossi Shavit: To Tackle Inequality in Israel, We Need to Look to Early Childhood
Liora Bowers calls: Employers, let your staff stay home
Dov Chernichovsky, Alex Weinreb and Avi Weiss: If My Grandmother Had Had Wheels (to Scoot Away from the Grandkids), We Wouldn’t Have Needed a Lockdown …
Carmel Blank: The coronavirus is also affecting gaps in early childhood
Taub Center Director General Suzanne Patt Benvenisti writes in The Times of Israel: Distance learning must be accessible for all
Nachum Blas wondered: Will we miss the opportunity to lower the number of students per class to 25?