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Doing Business in...Israel Overview
Technological innovation is the lifeblood of the Israeli high-tech industry, which is currently the country’s leading industry. Technological innovation has become the Israeli economy’s primary growth engine, as indicated by the country’s macroeconomic performance and position on the world stage. There is a close cause-and-effect relationship between a country’s development of technological innovation and its …
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