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This article considers the sources of long-term economic growth for Turkey over the period 1880–2005. The period in question covers the decline and eventual dissolution of the former Ottoman Empire and the emergence of the new Turkish Republic in 1923. Hence, the article provides a unique look...
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India and Britain were much bigger players in the eighteenth-century world market for manufactures than were Egypt, the Levant, and the core of the Ottoman Empire, but these eastern Mediterranean regions did export carpets, silks, and other textiles to Europe and the east. By the middle of the...
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type="main" xml:lang="en" <p>India and Britain were much bigger players in the eighteenth-century world market for manufactures than were Egypt, the Levant, and the core of the Ottoman Empire, but these eastern Mediterranean regions did export carpets, silks, and other textiles to Europe and the...</p>
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Ayrıntılı veri olmadığı için, 20. Yüzyıl Türkiye’sinde gelir dağılımı konusunda dönemler-arası karşılaştırmalar yapmak mümkün değildir. Bu kısa makalede, önce Türkiye’nin 1820’den bu yana büyüme performansını genel olarak değerlendirmek amacıyla, (1990 SAGP...
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