Titlebook: Israel‘s Technology Economy; Origins and Impact David Rosenberg Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Agriculture.

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Israel as a Knowledge Economy I,fficient and globally uncompetitive companies; and rising poverty and inequality. High tech has failed to deliver benefits to the wider Israeli economy. Israel’s experience should be instructive to other small economies that aspire to a high-tech industry.

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Israel as a Knowledge Economy II,ses. The small number of large Israeli companies outside the tech sector that do succeed in the global market is more often than not the product of a single visionary entrepreneur rather than the natural outcome of a supportive business environment.

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Entrepreneurism,ace with the expectation that a larger company, preferably a foreign multinational, will acquire them. Moreover, Israeli start-ups focus on the global market, thus are little concerned about domestic barriers, much less held back by them.

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,Human Capital—Tangibles,ons, and the system of higher education has expanded greatly in the last 20 years, but it has seen its budgets cut sharply. Meanwhile, the share of Israel’s ultra-Orthodox Jewish population, which is uneducated by modern standards, is growing rapidly.

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Inequality,ts narrow employment base and highly skewed wage structure. On the other hand, Israeli women have made great strides in the last decades as have Russian immigrants and Jews of Asian/North African origin.

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Conclusions,tural gas, use its world-class universities to create an education industry, and employ its creative talent to produce media and entertainment for global audiences. Israel’s unresolved dispute with the Palestinians and an unstable Middle East present political and security obstacles.

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