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October 10, 1997 - Image 132

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1997-10-10

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Production Rises
In June July

Jerusalem (JPFS) — Industrial pro-
duction, excluding diamonds,
increased by 8 percent in annual
terms in June and July, the Israeli
Central Bureau of Statistics
announced.
The increase in industrial growth
has been continuing at this pace
since April, after only a percent
growth rate in the first quarter.
"The economic forecast for the
State of Israel is promising," Finance
Minister Yaakov Neeman said,
addressing the annual International
Monetary Fund gathering in Hong
Kong.
"We will continue to pave the way
towards a future of stability, sustain-
able economic growth, adhere to the
target of reducing the budget deficit,
reducing the rate of inflation, and
prosperity," he added.
While speaking in an upbeat fash-
ion about the economy, Neeman did
admit to the current economic slow-
down, the balance of payments
deficit and the budget deficit.
"It is not easy to implement a
restrictive policy during a time of
slower economic growth," said
Neeman. "The fear of further slow-
down, combined with rising unem-
ployment, increases the pressure to
abandon restrictive fiscal policy.
However, we are aware that there are
times when we must exercise policy
restraint in the short term in order to
benefit the long term."

M itsubishi Exec.

Visits Technion

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Jerusalem (JPFS) — Mitsubishi
International president N. Okada,
visited the Technion's scientific incu-
bators to study them and look for
possible targets for investment.
He and two senior Mitsubishi offi-
cials from Europe and one from its
local branch met with representatives
of Surtech (which deals with surfaces
treated by lasers to prevent wear) and
SVIS (for computer communications
coding). They went on to two start-
up firms which began as incubators,
Tadin in Migdal Ha'emek and
Nanomotion in Yokne'am.
Okada said his company wants to
invest in local firms that can market
products to the Japanese market.

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