Published Works
- International Herald Tribune: An Alternative Voice: Studios and Networks Just Don't Get It,2001
- Partnership in Development 1998
- Co-author of Electric Energy Generation: Economics, Reliability and Rates, published by MIT Press
- The Annals Of Improbable Research: Snails Are Faster Than ADSL
- Variable Load Pricing in the Face of Loss of Load Probability ,by Joseph Vardi, Jacob Zahavi, and Benjamin Avi-Itzhak. Rand Journal Of Economics,Spring 1977 (Volume 8-1), pages 270–288
- A unified approach to support planning decisions in electrical power generating systems / von Jacob Zahavi; Joseph Vardi and Benjamin Avi-Itzhak In: Energy policy . – Amsterdam : North-Holland Publ. Co., ISBN 0-444-85238-7. – 1978, S. 129–145
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