This report goes on to suggest specific libertarian, growth-sustaining remedies to the problems exposed and it seeks to do this on every economic front. They could be put to far more productive use in the hands of private citizens and businesses. They should be sold back to the people or privatized by other means. Monopolies create a market environment in which higher prices are attached to low-quality goods and prevent Israeli's from being able to compete in the global marketplace. State subsidizing and protection of monopolies should be put to an end.
Public transport is an invaluable mechanism for increasing economic opportunity.
This advantage should not be confined to only a few companies but opened up, so that prices can fall while service improves. And taxes should not prevent the average Israeli from owning a car. Foreign and local investors should be free to invest and profit in an environment unencumbered by government preferences. Government's unprofitable funding of bankrupt funds should end. If Israelis are given the freedom and responsibility to choose a savings plan best suited for them, then those institutions with the best record of actuarial solvency will adequately serve their needs without help from the government.