The boycott we haven't seen yet - and why it's the most dangerous for Israel

In the 400th episode of Calcalist's 'Money Engines' podcast, Dr. Nadine Baudot-Trachtenberg, former deputy governor of the Bank of Israel, analyzes global economic trends: inflation, debt mountain, productivity, and demographics. She divides boycotts into three types and warns of a silent boycott on Israeli academia.

In the second part of the 400th episode of Calcalist's 'Money Engines' podcast, hosts economist and chief strategist at Agam Leaders Uri Greenfeld and Dr. Nadine Baudot-Trachtenberg, former deputy governor of the Bank of Israel, discuss global economic trends: inflation, the impact of the technological revolution on prices, the global debt mountain, and the bet on productivity. Baudot-Trachtenberg says that in Israel she does not see heavy inflationary pressures, and that the debt-to-GDP ratio is lower than that of France or the US, but Israel is exposed to larger shocks. Later, she divides boycotts into three types and explains why the type we haven't seen yet is the most dangerous of all, and describes a silent boycott on Israeli academia that affects all our pockets. The article is based solely on Baudot-Trachtenberg's statements, without additional voices.