Joseph Zeira (Hebrew: יוסף זעירא; born 1950) is an Israeli economist.
Another line of research, initiated by Joseph Zeira, examines how missing aggregate information on potential growth and the gradual learning about it can lead to fluctuations, both in output and in stock prices.
He has shown that such technologies can explain much of modern economic growth and much of the gaps between rich and poor countries as well.
[3] It consists of Israelis, Palestinians and Internationals, who study the economics of the potential peace agreement and of the conflict in general.
In 2011, Joseph Zeira led a team of economists who supported and advised the Israeli social protests.