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Şevket Pamuk’s book presents a successful and comprehensive overview of the present literature as well as quantitative and qualitative data on the economic history of modern Turkey from a variety of sources.
In 1994, the Turkish economy contracted by 6.1 per cent due to large public sector deficits, rapid increases in foreign and domestic stocks, a high inflation rate and negative developments in foreign markets. In 1995, the growth rate of the Turkish economy recorded 8 per cent by the impacts of positive developments in the global economic ...
9 Οκτ 2019 · This article examines the economic development of Turkey from a comparative global perspective. With the help of GDP per capita and other series, it shows that Turkey's record in economic growth and human development since 1820 has been close to world averages and a little above developing country averages.
PDF | On Jan 7, 2017, Hakan Ay and others published History of Turkey’s Economic Crises:The Evolution of the Economic | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate.
In light of a thorough discussion of Turkish economic crises in the post- 1980 period, the paper explores Turkey’s contemporary strengths and weaknesses in the global economic arena by comparing it with its peers and developed nations.
Turkish Economic Development: An Overview. This monograph is an analysis of the interactions between external debt and internal adjustment in Turkey since the early 1970s. As an oil-importing, middle-income economy, Turkey experienced a series of external shocks after 1973.
Abstract. Turkey is typical of a developing country (LDC) in many respects. While generally supporting other LDCs on international economic issues, she has remained an active member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the Organization for Economic Cooporation and Development (OECD).
