Publications Regarding Behavioral Economics
Articles
Meta Agreed to Protect America's Children. Who Will Protect Israel’s?
Written By: Dr. Tehilla Shwartz Altshuler
A settlement with Meta in the US, though imperfect, marks a significant recognition that the design of social media platforms must be regulated to protect children. In Israel, where children have been carrying three years of war on small screens, such protections are critical.
MKs Lapid; Gantz; Elkin; Lazimi: IDI’s Eli Hurvitz Conference Continues for its Second Day
Written By: The Israel Democracy Institute
Press Release | IDI Eli Hurvitz Conference 2025 | May 28
Innovation Meets Regulation: Israeli Tech Founders, Government Officials, and the Future of Civil Service, This Afternoon at IDI’s Eli Hurvitz Conference
Written By: The Israel Democracy Institute
Press Release | IDI Eli Hurvitz Conference 2025 | May 27, Afternoon Session
President Herzog; BOI Governor; MK Mansour Abbas; PMO’s Prof. Avi Simhon and Other Key Leaders Kick Off the Eli Hurvitz Conference
Written By: The Israel Democracy Institute
Press Release | IDI Eli Hurvitz Conference 2025 | May 27, Morning Sessions
Haredi Integration and Tax Payments – The Burden and the Potential | Executive Summary
Written By: Gabriel Gordon
This research was released ahead of the Israel Democracy Institute's annual Eli Hurvitz Conference on Economy and Society, 2025.
Workforce Participation of Haredi Yeshiva Students Under the Exemption Age
Written By: Gabriel Gordon
This study describes the employment trends among men registered in ultra-Orthodox yeshivas between the ages of 18-25. The findings are based on a reported work, or "legal work," so it is very likely that this is an underestimation of reality.
A Just Transition to a Low Carbon Economy
Written By: Prof. Nathan Sussman, Daphna Aviram-Nitzan, Hila Shoef Kollwitz
Implementing IDI's Israel 2050 program for emissions reduction is not only an urgent necessity, but also highly beneficial in economic terms.
