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January 27, 1995 - Image 44

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1995-01-27

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BAD TASTE page 43

uary paycheck and the govern-
ment's popularity slid still fur-
ther. One Labor MK's revolt
nearly prevented the supple-
mentary budget from passing.
Credibility blow No. 5.
To make things worse, the His-
tadrut, deprived of its major
source of funds - its slice of Ku-
pat Holim dues - wanted mon-
ey. So the government agreed to
let employers levy another por-
tion of employees' wages and
hand it over to the Histadrut -
whether the employees liked it or
not and whether they received
any benefit from the Histadrut
or not.
The impression that the tax
burden was getting heavier and
heavier was reinforced. Credibil-
ity blow No. 6.
Earlier this month, in another
grand gesture, the government,
continuing to insist that it was
the party of lower taxes, said it

will grant married working
women an additional tax credit
point, worth about a hundred
shekels a month in additional net
income. The employers' contri-
bution to health taxes will be cut.
The cuts will be financed by
another NIS 720 million in cuts
in the state budget. Which brings
us back to the NIS 5 billion sup-
plementary budget ... Credibility
blow No. 7.
The more the government tin-
kered with the recipe, the worse
it tasted.
It continues to claim that Is-
raelis are all going to be richer.
A poll published last week
indicates that 70 percent of peo-
ple do not believe it, and feel that
the government has lost control
of the economy. It is difficult to
disagree. ❑
Neil Cohen is the business editor
of The Jerusalem Post.

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There is a strong possibility that
the inflation rate in Israel will
slow down this year, according to
Bank Hapoalim's survey of the
Consumer Price Index.
In Hapoalim's forecast of the
stock market, the economists said
the current poor atmosphere will
change in 1995, but it will not be
felt soon.
In the financial sector, Hapoal-
im said commercial banks' activ-
ities in the capital market will
moderate.
It predicted the sector's per-
formance will improve in the long
run, reflecting the passage of leg-
islation in the capital market, a
breakthrough in the privatiza-
tion process and foreign investors'
increased interest.

Hapoalim predicted a moder-
ation in mortgage banks' profits
in 1995 because of the slowdown
in the real estate market.
The economists said insurance
companies active in the general
insurance field are likely to suf-
fer from the high market compe-
tition.
The bank said most of the
firms engaged in the trade and
services sector will register prof-
its.
Hapoalim predicted a growth
in the market share of companies
which are engaged in housing
construction and own a large sup-
ply of land in areas where de-
mand is high.

LEADING ISRAELI STOCKS
TRADED ON U.S. EXCHANGES

Change

Symbol

Name

Exchange

Jan. 13

Jan. 20

SCIXF

Scitex

NASDAQ

'16.63

'17.00

ECILF

ECI Telecom

NASDAQ

'13.13

'13.63

+s0.50

TEVIY

Teva Pharm

NASDAQ

'22.13

'22.88

+$0.75

I EC

PEC Israel

NYSE

'25.75

'24.75

ELBTF

Elba Computers

NASDAQ

'19.75

'18.25

ELT

Elscint LTD

NYSE

'1.88

'2.00

ELRNF

Elron Electronics NASDAQ

'9.63

'9.38

TAD

Tadi ran

NYSE

'20.63

'19.75

CMVT

Comverse

NASDAQ

'12.63

'12.38

LANTF

Lan net Data

NASDAQ

'23.25

'23.63

+'0.38

ISL

First Israel Fund NYSE

'9.75

'9.75

+$0.00

-51.50

-$0.88

Source: Allen Olender, Prudential Securities,
West Bloomfield.

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