How did public ignorance and the cynical exploitation of the Dunning-Kruger effect allow the real estate bubble in Israel to be inflated? Haim Atkin exposes the narrative that was built by the ignorant, and that was enthusiastically received by the public, the media – and the banks. Inexperienced investor lenders lured young people into purchasing apartments at prices that were out of line with value – with promises of returns and passivity. Haim Atkin analyzes the phenomenon of risky lending that fueled the real estate bubble in Israel.
