Outline for Systemic Treatment of Israel’s Primary Socioeconomic Challenges
Author: Dan Ben-David Policy Briefs February 10, 2014

Key policy points for changing Israel’s problematic long-run socioeconomic trends in core areas: low productivity, high poverty rates and wide income gaps.

In this Policy Brief:

First Policy Sphere: Creating Incentives and Providing Tools

Second Policy Sphere: Creating a Supportive Environment

Third Policy Sphere: A Multi-Year Strategic Plan

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