The Entwined Growth of Population and Product, 1922-1982
分析1922-1982年间犹太移民与以色列及巴勒斯坦托管地犹太部门经济增长的双向因果关系，发现移民推动资本积累，而后期人均收入增长又吸引移民。
This article "discusses aggregate-level interactions between Jewish immigration and economic growth both in the Jewish sector of Mandatory Palestine and in Israel". The reciprocal effects of population and economic growth are discussed in two sections on population as an engine of growth and was the size of the population dependent on the economy. The author concludes that "causality between population and [gross national] product runs both ways.... For the whole period 1922-1982, it is very clear that immigration pushed the rate of increase of capital stock. For the period from 1954 on, immigration responded to the growth rate of per capita income or consumption."