The State of Israel’s Education and its Implications

22.11.2011

The Taub Center’s annual State of the Nation Reports have put a bright spotlight on the impact that education has in...

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  • Dan Ben-David

Income Inequality in Israel

22.10.2011

Wage gaps in Israel are higher than in any other developed country and are particularly evident where worker educational levels...

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  • Ayal Kimhi

Welfare and Employment Among Single Mothers: Israel from a Comparative Perspective

22.10.2011

Women raising their children alone attract considerable public attention as a group, due primarily to their economic vulnerability. This comparison...

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  • Haya Stier

Working and Poor

22.10.2011

The poverty rate among Israel’s working population is high and trending upward; working families currently account for most of Israel’s...

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  • Haya Stier

The Working Poor

22.05.2011

A phenomenon that has become increasingly common in the developed world and in Israel, in particular, is that of the...

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  • Taub Center Staff

Foreign Workers Displacing Less Educated Israelis

22.01.2011

The number of foreign workers in Israel has risen from a negligible number two decades ago to today’s situation where...

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  • Taub Center Staff

Higher Education, Less Employment Inequality

21.01.2011

The strong relationship between education and employment has been found across developed countries. More educated workers are more likely to...

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  • Taub Center Staff