Authored by Avital Ben Shlomo, Shahar Avimor, Katja Knoechelmann and Yitzhak Klein, this paper describes a government-wide approach to regulatory reform, prompted by the emerging understanding that Israel’s severe regulatory burden is a primary driver of economic dormancy and the high cost of living.

After discussing regulation and “better regulation”, explaining the challenges born of bad regulation and reviewing insights
from other countries in the world, a proposal is laid out for a regime of better regulation in Israel.

See the English summary here.
For the full Hebrew paper.