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Global competition between countries is a key dimension of Leapfrogging. Through analyzing the Greek economic crisis, Economist Dani Rodrick introduces the political ‘trilemma’ of the world economy – the tension between economic globalization, political democracy, and the nation-state. For the full blog, click here.

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A recent paper from the MIT Green Hub and Presencing Institute argues that the current crisis is not primarily about financial or economic bankruptcy, but about intellectual bankruptcy and calls for the adoption of a new type of economic thought, Capitalism 3.0.

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The Reut Institute has recently uploaded a report analyzing the resilience of different countries in light of the economic crisis (Stress Test). Ranking first are Denmark, Singapore and Qatar. Israel is ranked 20th.

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Last week, the Washington Post reported that President Obama intents to significantly increase the budget of AmeriCorps volunteering program. This move is mostly aimed at encouraging young Americans to contribute to their community against the background of the ongoing economic crisis.

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New governmental plans in the field of pensions embody a much needed emphasis on long term performance.

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What do Benjamin Netanyahu, Avia Spivak, Benny Pfefferman and Stanley Fisher have in common? They all believe that the solution for the economic crisis lies in rising consumption.

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In the context of the global economic crisis, Israel’s relatively strong banking system may constitute a unique ‘added value’ that can be utilized for leapfrogging.

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The economic crisis provides two opportunities for strengthening human resources specifically in recruitment and training.

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Israel is in the midst of designing a fiscal stimulus package to help soften the blow of the recession. Like most countries, the pressing need for action has forced the hands of policy makers to design responses quickly with relatively few tools for comparison.

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The sense of urgency due to the current economic crisis provides an opportunity for comprehensively reforming institutions to create incentives for long term thinking.

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