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Technological innovation, economics of R&D, economic growth, defense economics, monetary theory
PhD University of Minnesota
Technological innovation, economics of R&D, economic growth, defense economics, monetary theory
Prof. Dan Peled is an emeritus faculty member in the Department of Economics at the University of Haifa and head of the Economics of National Security (ENS) forum at the Neaman Institute. The ENS research program aims to initiate, encourage, and support academic research on the mutual links between economic conditions and national security. Before joining the University of Haifa, Peled taught at Technion and Carnegie Mellon University. His research encompasses academic inquiry and public policy development in economic growth, research and development economics, and security economics.
Daphne Getz, Dan Peled, Tsipy Buchnik, Ilia Zatcovetsky, Yair Even-Zohar
Daphne Getz, Dan Peled, Tsipy Buchnik, Ilia Zatcovetsky, Yair Even-Zohar
Daphne Getz, Dan Peled, Yair Even-Zohar, Tsipy Buchnik, Sivan Frenkel, Marian Shumaf - Tehawkho
Mansour Hani, Marian Shumaf - Tehawkho, Daphne Getz, Dan Peled
Benjamin Bental, Dan Peled
Daphne Getz, Dan Peled, Tsipy Buchnik, Ilia Zatcovetsky, Eran Leck, Ella Barzani, Tzameret Rubin
Dan Peled, Benjamin Bental, Tzameret Rubin, Daphne Getz, Vered Gilad, Tsipy Buchnik
Dan Peled, Meir Ben Haim, Geri Laufer
Benjamin Bental, Dan Peled
Benjamin Bental, Dan Peled
Daphne Getz, Len Pismen, Dan Peled
