Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
MacroVision’s model of an automated economy
An independent Hebrew-language research project models how automation could affect work, prices, household purchasing power, and public finance in Israel.
- For
- Hebrew readers examining AI, work, and public finance
- Worth noticing
- The page labels its 20-year model outputs as scenarios, not forecasts, and identifies corporate-tax revenue as a financing constraint.
Field notes
The project lays out a 20-year macroeconomic model calibrated to Israeli data and exposes its assumptions and limitations. Its pages connect labor displacement to prices, household purchasing power, rents, taxes, and public benefits; the site also links a full draft, an English working paper, and CSV data. Interactive materials include an ILO 2025 exposure comparison covering 40 occupational groups and scenario tools, explicitly distinguished from forecasts or individualized advice.
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