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implications for Turkey in determining equilibrium exchange rates with her major trading partners. …
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This paper attempts to explain the ERBS syndrome in Turkey by appeal to weak credibility cum sticky prices. By … developing a model specifically for the 2000–2001 heterodox ERBS program in Turkey, I also depart from the existing literature … observed after the implementation of the program in Turkey. In order to assess the model's quantitative performance; it is …
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The paper offers an analysis of current account dynamics and its sustainability in Turkey using quarterly data. The …
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This paper uses a unique monthly data set that covers the overall credit card usage in a small-open economy, Turkey, to … 2002–2009. It is shown that, during the recent financial crisis that has started in 2007, the monetary policy of Turkey has …
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conditions. The empirical investigation covers three countries, Egypt, Morocco and Turkey, and is based on the Demographic and …
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perfect foresight dynamic general equilibrium models to study growth performance of Turkey from 1968 to 2004. Our benchmark …
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This paper investigates changes to the macroeconomic transmission mechanism in Turkey following a major reform of …-reform, the response of Turkey to macroeconomic shocks has changed to be similar to those in other modern, market …
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Turkey has the lowest hours worked (the product of total employment and annual hours per worker, divided by the size of … growth model accounts for the decline in total hours worked during 1998–2009 in Turkey. Hours worked increased in Turkey …-varying taxes on consumption and labor play significant roles in explaining the hours worked in Turkey. The model without …
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This paper attempts to answer the following question: Can a small-open-economy real business cycle (RBC) model driven by nonstationary productivity shocks explain business cycles in emerging economies? This question is addressed by estimating a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model for...
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economic benefits for Turkey and the host countries where schools have been established. Turkish schools help many nations to … recognize Turkish culture, and create bonds between Turkey and these countries. Eventually, these ties might result in better … connections with other countries. In this paper, we show that there is a substantial increase in the volume of exports from Turkey …
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