
The economy of Israel is a highly advanced free-market, primarily knowledge-based economy. The prosperity of Israel's advanced economy allows the country to have a sophisticated welfare state, a modern infrastructure, and a high-technology sector competitively on par with Silicon Valley. Israel has the second-largest number of start-up companies in the world after the United States and the third-largest number of NASDAQ-listed companies after the U.S. and China.

The aluminium scrap export of Israel has been found sky-rocketing during 2017-19 as the total export volume was recorded at 131,205 tonnes and the revenue earned stood at $197.02 million. The projected analysis for 2020 has been recorded at 61,840 tonnes and the income might inflate to $108.33 million. When the export volume and income for 2020 have been added to the preceding three years it stands at 193,045 tonnes and $305.35 million.
In 2017 the export of Israel has been recorded at 27,368 tonnes and the income stood at $35.29 million, whereas in 2018 a growth of 86.24% has been visible, as the total export stood at 50,972 tonnes with Y-o-Y rise in volume by 23,604 tonnes and the revenue income expanded to 122.61%, as the revenue stood at $78.56 million.
The Aluminium scrap export of Israel in 2019 has again remained positive as the export stood at 52,865 tonnes and the revenue generation remained at $83.17 million. The analysis for 2020 has been showing a growth by 16.97%, as the total export might extend to 61,840 tonnes and revenue can stretch to $108.33 million.
The major trading nation of Israel in regards to aluminium scrap export are Austria, Belgium, Germany, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Spain, Taiwan, Thailand, UK, etc.
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