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international political and eco-
nomic status.
Evidence of this can be found
in the gradual diminishment of
damage caused by the Arab boy-
cott and the opening of new ex-
port markets.
Between 1980 and 1991, Is-
rael's Gross National Product
grew at an annual rate of 3.7 per-
cent. Only Japan and Taiwan
achieved higher growth rate dur-
ing this period. The highest fig-
ures came in 1991 and 1992,
when growth was over 6 percent
per annum.
The relatively low 1993 level
(3.5 percent) was still higher than
those of the West. This was due
mostly to the cancellation of
building projects that historical-
ly had been subsidized by the
government.
Even with this change, indus-
trial production finished up by
6.6 percent for the year.
Growth estimates for the Is-
raeli economy in coming years
range between 5-7 percent, de-
pending on the progress in the
peace process.
Accordingly, Israel meets the
most important criterion for an
emerging market; economic
growth. In this context, the seem-
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Israel excels in applied acade-
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more than 500,000.
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