Mr. Lynn. from honey to money
17.03.08
Lynn visited Norway in an effort to better economic relations
Mr Lynn took part in a seminar which the Israeli ambassador said was “an outstanding opportunity to present the Israeli economy to the business sector in Norway”
Israel ranked 33 out of 150 countries in the World Bank Logistics Performance Index
12.11.07
Israel ranked 33 out of 150 countries in the World Bank Logistics Performance Index
The top five countries are Singapore, the Netherlands, Germany, and Sweden. Despite Israel's fairly high global ranking, it is ranked at the bottom of industrialized countries
WEF: Israel is ranked 17th among 131 countries
05.11.07
WEF: Israel is ranked 17th among 131 countries
Since the report doesn't mention exactly why Israel's relative rank eroded, it is believed that the low ranking was due to inefficient government bureaucracy and onerous taxation
CBS: national expenditure on R&D in 2006 4.5% of GDP
06.08.07
CBS: national expenditure on R&D in 2006 4.5% of GDP
The CBS noted that the Israeli R&D figure topped all members of the OECD where the top per capita spender on R&D was Sweden with 3.7%
Ernst & Young: Haifa needs an International Airport
04.06.07
Ernst & Young: Haifa needs an International Airport
A study stresses Haifa's strategic location as the gateway to the Galilee and recommends taking measures to attract cruise ships and to create special packages for the business sector
IMD ranks Israel 21 in the World Competitiveness Yearbook
14.05.07
IMD ranks Israel 21 in the World Competitiveness Yearbook
Israel is ranked in 20th place for economic strength. It has climbed 20 places from 45th to 25th in the ratings for international investment
World Economic Forum: Israel is one of the world's most competitive economies
23.10.06
World Economic Forum: Israel is one of the world's most competitive economies
The rankings are drawn from a combination of publicly available hard data and the results of the Executive Opinion Survey
“Euromoney” ranked Israel in 40th place among 185 countries
16.10.06
“Euromoney” ranked Israel in 40th place among 185 countries
According to“Euromoney”, Israel scored in total 68.2 points, out of the maximum 100, in the 2006 rankings. Israel is down two places