A new report on the expiration of the Dead Sea mineral concession in Israel recommended the government set up a minimum price and create a government company for the concession to default to in the event of the minimum is not met. It also suggests bringing forward the termination of the concession to reduce the period of uncertainty for the interested parties. The report's authors, which included the former the Accountant General chief economist Yoel Naveh, were mainly concerned that the current concession holder Israel Chemicals would have a large advantage in the future tender, deterring other competitors.
A new report on the expiration of the Dead Sea mineral concession in Israel recommended the government set up a minimum price and create a government company for the concession to default to in the event of the minimum is not met. It also suggests bringing forward the termination of the concession to reduce the period of uncertainty for the interested parties. The report's authors, which included the former Ministry of Finance chief economist Yoel Naveh, were mainly concerned that the current concession holder Israel Chemicals would have a large advantage in the future tender, deterring other competitors.