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The Clearing Crisis from the Treasury to Households and Its Socioeconomic Impact on the Palestinian Economic Cycle
The study highlights the transformation of the money settlement crisis from a financial problem related to salaries and cash flow into a living and economic crisis that affects Palestinian households' income and purchasing power. It also impacts markets and employment opportunities. The detention or delay in transferring tax and customs revenues from Israel disrupts the flow of essential resources, leading to decreased spending and production. This, in turn, increases poverty and unemployment and deepens a prolonged economic contraction cycle. The findings show that more than 84% of households have an income of less than 4,000 Shekels per month, with a rising percentage of families significantly affected by the economic downturn resulting from the crisis.
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