Daniel Egel

1 week ago | rand.org | Phoebe Rose |Lucy Thomson |Jim Mignano |Daniel Egel

Mignano, Jim, Daniel Egel, Phoebe Rose Levine, Daniel Cunningham, Brian A. Jackson, John S. Hollywood, Lucy L. Thomson, and Dulani Woods, Central Bank Digital Currency Design Choices and Effect on Law Enforcement, Homeland Security Operational Analysis Center operated by the RAND Corporation, RR-A2952-1, 2025. As of April 17, 2025: https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RRA2952-1.html Mignano, Jim, Daniel Egel, Phoebe Rose Levine, Daniel Cunningham, Brian A. Jackson, John S. Hollywood, Lucy L.

2 months ago | rand.org | Charles P. Ries |Daniel Egel

The long-awaited cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas is now in effect, the first wave of hostages has been freed, and needed humanitarian supplies should be moving into Gaza to relieve suffering and hunger. But a cease-fire is just a start on a pathway to a durable peace between Israel and its Palestinian neighbors.

2 months ago | thehill.com | Charles P. Ries |Daniel Egel

The long-awaited cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas is now in effect, the first wave of hostages has been freed and needed humanitarian supplies should be moving into Gaza to relieve suffering and hunger. But a cease-fire is just a start on a pathway to a durable peace between Israel and its Palestinian neighbors.

Nov 28, 2023 | rand.org | Daniel Egel

The human toll of the Israel-Hamas war is horrific. The loss of life and trauma will shape a generation to come. At the same time, the economic costs of this violence—which could cause Israel to lose some $400 billion in economic activity over the next decade—threaten Israel's economic future. For the Palestinians, the costs may be so large that they undermine the possibility of an independent Palestinian state.

Nov 22, 2023 | barrons.com | Daniel Egel

The Cost of War Threatens Israel’s Economic FutureNov 22, 2023, 11:58 am ESTThe human toll of the Israel-Hamas war is horrific. The loss of life and trauma will shape a generation to come. At the same time, the economic costs of this violence—which could cause Israel to lose some $400 billion in economic activity over the next decade—threaten Israel’s economic future. For the Palestinians, the costs may be so large that they undermine the possibility of an independent Palestinian state.