The study shows the the performance of expenditure on civilian public consumption declined markedly in 1994-1995, meaning the the public did not receive its full due for the heightened burden foisted on GDP for the delivery of these services.
This paper appears as a chapter in the Center’s annual publication, Israel’s Social Services 1996, and is available upon request.
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