Croissance et crise financière en Turquie (1994-2005): quel impact sur la répartition des revenus et la pauvreté ?

In Turkey, between 1994 and 2005, growth has been pro-poor in terms of rate of growth of income, but not in absolute values. This result is debatable. Firstly because the poorest (centiles 0 to 20) did increase more than the average their expenditures on health and education, which should be less expensive for the poorest. Secondly because the poorest increased their expenditures on food more that the average. Thirdly, because the share of the poorest in the global income or consumption stagnated. Finally, because the share of the poorest in the population increased.