Kyrill Shraberman
ResearcherIn 2009, Kyrill Shraberman joined the Taub Center. He and his family immigrated to Israel in 1992 from Lviv, Ukraine. Kyrill holds a BSc and a MSc in Agricultural Economics and Agriculture Management – both from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. He is currently a doctoral student in the Department of Economics at Bar-Ilan University. His major fields of research are the labor market, income inequality and taxes, and the National Transfer Accounts (NTA) assessment of intergenerational economic accounts, combining demography and macroeconomics.
Publications
- Demographic Trends in Israel: An Overview
- The COVID-19 Pandemic: The Case Fatality Rate
- Rising Housing Prices and Their Impact on Households’ Ability to Purchase a Home
- The Income-Expenditure Gap and Household Debt in Israel
- Household Expenditures on Preschool Education
- The Increase in the Number of Income Earners and Its Impact on Household Income
- Labor Income Inequality Trends in Israel
- Employment and Income Trends Among Older Israelis
- The Impact of the Expected Tax Rate Changes on the Middle Class