Andrew Schein
Biographic Data
| ID | 5898526 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrew Schein |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrew |
| FAMILY NAME | Schein |
| SIGNATURE | SCHEIN A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Netanya Academic College |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0615-8517 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The effects of the Gaza War on Israel’s economy
The economic response of the Israeli government to a rapid influx of immigrants by the founding of the state, 1948–1953
Israel was founded in 1948, and immediately afterwards, numerous immigrants came to the country. The Israeli government decided to provide provisions to these immigrants, along with trying to develop the country and investing in the military. This fiscal expansion was funded by seigniorage, and the government attempted to restrain inflation by imposing price controls and rationing food and other consumer goods. This policy failed to stop inflatio…
Female labor force participation in Israel, 1955-2017
This article reviews the female labour force participation rates (LFPR) of Jewish and Arab women in Israel from 1955 to 2017. One finding of the review is that the female Jewish LFPR are very high, while the female Arab LFPR are very low. We argue that the most likely explanation for this difference is cultural forces in the respective communities which either encourage or discourage women from working. We find support for this idea from LFPR dat…
The economic consequences of wars in the land of Israel in the last hundred years, 1914–2014
This article presents a case study of the economic consequences of 14 wars in the Land of Israel in the last hundred years. For each war, it reviews the direct costs and benefits of the war and the possible changes in the economic environment due to the war. One rule that emerges from this study is that the most important economic consequence of wars is not winning or losing but the change in the economic environment from the war. However, these …
Growth in Per Capita GDP in the West Bank and Gaza 1950–2005
This paper examines the growth of per capita GDP in the West Bank and Gaza Strip (WBG) from 1950 to 2005. Data from Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics and the World Bank is integrated with Angus Maddison's estimates of per capita GDP of the WBG and Israel to produce new estimates of per capita GDP for the WBG from 1950–2005 in 1990 international dollars. With these new estimates, it is possible to compare the growth in WBG from an internationa…
Expectations for peace in Israel and the value of the Israeli shekel, 1999–2008
This article presents a regression analysis of some of the factors that influenced the value of the Israeli shekel from 1999 to 2008. The regression results show that changes in domestic expectations for peace in Israel had a significant effect on the value of the shekel. These results combined with a review of the political and economic developments in 2002 suggest that the exchange rate crises in the Israeli foreign currency market in the secon…
An international comparison of economic growth in Palestine/Israel, 1922–98
In a fascinating book, Jacob Metzer documents the outstanding growth of the economy in Palestine during the Mandate period. 1 Metzer shows that the annual growth rate of the Jewish economy in Pales
Nasdaq or Nablus
Concern for fair prices in the Israeli housing market
Female labor force participation in Israel, 1955-2017
This article reviews the female labour force participation rates (LFPR) of Jewish and Arab women in Israel from 1955 to 2017. One finding of the review is that the female Jewish LFPR are very high, while the female Arab LFPR are very low. We argue that the most likely explanation for this difference is cultural forces in the respective communities which either encourage or discourage women from working. We find support for this idea from LFPR dat…
An international comparison of economic growth in Palestine/Israel, 1922–98
In a fascinating book, Jacob Metzer documents the outstanding growth of the economy in Palestine during the Mandate period. 1 Metzer shows that the annual growth rate of the Jewish economy in Pales
The economic consequences of wars in the land of Israel in the last hundred years, 1914–2014
This article presents a case study of the economic consequences of 14 wars in the Land of Israel in the last hundred years. For each war, it reviews the direct costs and benefits of the war and the possible changes in the economic environment due to the war. One rule that emerges from this study is that the most important economic consequence of wars is not winning or losing but the change in the economic environment from the war. However, these …
Growth in Per Capita GDP in the West Bank and Gaza 1950–2005
This paper examines the growth of per capita GDP in the West Bank and Gaza Strip (WBG) from 1950 to 2005. Data from Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics and the World Bank is integrated with Angus Maddison's estimates of per capita GDP of the WBG and Israel to produce new estimates of per capita GDP for the WBG from 1950–2005 in 1990 international dollars. With these new estimates, it is possible to compare the growth in WBG from an internationa…
Nasdaq or Nablus
Concern for fair prices in the Israeli housing market
Concern for fair prices in the Israeli housing market
Nasdaq or Nablus
An international comparison of economic growth in Palestine/Israel, 1922–98
In a fascinating book, Jacob Metzer documents the outstanding growth of the economy in Palestine during the Mandate period. 1 Metzer shows that the annual growth rate of the Jewish economy in Pales
Expectations for peace in Israel and the value of the Israeli shekel, 1999–2008
This article presents a regression analysis of some of the factors that influenced the value of the Israeli shekel from 1999 to 2008. The regression results show that changes in domestic expectations for peace in Israel had a significant effect on the value of the shekel. These results combined with a review of the political and economic developments in 2002 suggest that the exchange rate crises in the Israeli foreign currency market in the secon…
Growth in Per Capita GDP in the West Bank and Gaza 1950–2005
This paper examines the growth of per capita GDP in the West Bank and Gaza Strip (WBG) from 1950 to 2005. Data from Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics and the World Bank is integrated with Angus Maddison's estimates of per capita GDP of the WBG and Israel to produce new estimates of per capita GDP for the WBG from 1950–2005 in 1990 international dollars. With these new estimates, it is possible to compare the growth in WBG from an internationa…
The economic consequences of wars in the land of Israel in the last hundred years, 1914–2014
This article presents a case study of the economic consequences of 14 wars in the Land of Israel in the last hundred years. For each war, it reviews the direct costs and benefits of the war and the possible changes in the economic environment due to the war. One rule that emerges from this study is that the most important economic consequence of wars is not winning or losing but the change in the economic environment from the war. However, these …
Female labor force participation in Israel, 1955-2017
This article reviews the female labour force participation rates (LFPR) of Jewish and Arab women in Israel from 1955 to 2017. One finding of the review is that the female Jewish LFPR are very high, while the female Arab LFPR are very low. We argue that the most likely explanation for this difference is cultural forces in the respective communities which either encourage or discourage women from working. We find support for this idea from LFPR dat…
The economic response of the Israeli government to a rapid influx of immigrants by the founding of the state, 1948–1953
Israel was founded in 1948, and immediately afterwards, numerous immigrants came to the country. The Israeli government decided to provide provisions to these immigrants, along with trying to develop the country and investing in the military. This fiscal expansion was funded by seigniorage, and the government attempted to restrain inflation by imposing price controls and rationing food and other consumer goods. This policy failed to stop inflatio…
The effects of the Gaza War on Israel’s economy
Economics (9 works) · Political science (7 works) · Ancient history (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · History (4 works) · History (4 works) · Palestine (4 works) · Development economics (3 works) · Economy (3 works) · Gaza strip (3 works)