A break from the boom-and-bust cycle in the era of career transitions.
How ancient Egypt’s economic centralization paved the road for Israelite slavery.
The city had a distinct class system.
Whatever happened to Nathaniel Leff?
Whatever Thomas Piketty believes.
Jews weren’t always Democrats.
Two clauses restricted their ability to collect debts.
30 years ago, it stood poised to go down the same path.
It was willing to hire Jews in the years after World War II.
Were he appointed dictator for a day, Gilad Alper knows what he would do to fix Israel’s economy: abolish certain taxes, deregulate imports from Europe. . .
Michael Sarel, who recently stepped down as chief economist at Israel’s Treasury Ministry, speaks about the challenges facing Israel’s economy, the political roadblocks that prevent. . .
Excessive regulation, rising food prices, high taxes, and government waste threaten the stability of Israel’s economy. Yair Lapid, the outgoing Treasury Minister, rode into office. . .
A labor economist has written a new book subjecting Jewish identity to a formal cost-benefit analysis. Attempting to sort through the decisions made by American. . .