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#news #trendingThe strong trade and investment ties outside of the Middle East have insulated Israel's free-marketeconomy from regional political instability.Since its creation in 1948, Israel has seen remarkable developments, emerging from a low-income, andhigh-inflation developing economy in the 1970s to a medium to high-income advanced economy whileat the same time being increasingly integrated into the world economy in trade and finance.Trade is significant for Israel’s economy; the combined value of exports and imports equals 57 percent ofGDP. Israel has many free trade agreements with countries or group of countries;The EU, the USA, EFTA, Mercosur, Turkey, Mexico, Canada, Jordan, Egypt.Financial institutions offer a wide range of services. Capital markets are evolving as part of Israel’s effortto reinvent itself as a regional financial hub.Israel’s economy is performing strongly and continues to register remarkable macro-economic andfiscal performance. Growth is strong and unemployment low. With low interest rates and pricestability, financial policy is prudent, and public debt comparatively low and declining.The external position is solid, thanks to a dynamic high-tech sector. The average standard of living isimproving, mainly due to higher employment rates. Continued accommodative macro policies andplanned investments in the offshore gas fields in the coming years will spur further growth. Againstthis backdrop, Israelis remain on average more satisfied with their lives than residents of most otherOECD countries.https://assets.ctfassets.net/myqv2p4gx62v/1736Ef8rkxgRGVYTsP19Lr/b5ab19a46c803cd3eb0c95f8775183fc/The-Israeli-High-Technology-Ecosytem.pdfhttps://www.paypal.com/paypalme/AVCORPORATELTD?country.x=GB&locale.x=en_GBhttps://www.avcorporateltd.co.uk