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December 30, 2020

Israel Might Be on the Way to Becoming the “Scale-Up” Nation

A decrease in the number of start-ups might become a sign of economic maturity.

Beginning in the 1990s, the Jewish state began producing small, innovative companies in the high-tech sector—many of which became wildly successful—earning the title, coined by Saul Singer and Dan Senor, of the “start-up nation.” But the new challenge facing the country, in the view of many economists, is allowing these small players to grow into big ones. Simon Griver argues that, even as the creation of new businesses has slowed, this process is already underway:

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