Yossi Laster, holder of an M.B.A. degree from Pepperdine University and a consultant in urban economics, proposes a comprehensive tax reform for the ownership and operation of private motor vehicles in Policy Studies No. 21. Second, open the fuel market to competition. Third, expose the garage industry to competition. Fourth, eliminate car expenses from collective wage agreements. The guiding principle of tax reform in the private transport sector must be to insure that Israeli motorists have the moral right to make personal and economic choices, free from government coercion.
Freedom is an essential precondition of economic prosperity and growth.