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approaches developed for solving the problem. One of the new economic approaches was Constitutional Economic Theory. The theory … has been started to implement in Turkey since 1999. Several fiscal policy rules have been adopted in Turkey's public …
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complexities in financial transactions it remains consistent with Classical monetary theory and has created opportunities for … banking and finance alongside conventional banking since the 1980s. The selected countries are Bahrain, Bangladesh, Egypt …, Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. While reviewing country-specific experiences and issues in …
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complexities in financial transactions it remains consistent with Classical monetary theory and has created opportunities for … banking and finance alongside conventional banking since the 1980s. The selected countries are Bahrain, Bangladesh, Egypt …, Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. While reviewing country-specific experiences and issues in …
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, and the recent increase in inflation and rising levels of private sector external debt draw attention to Turkey … Economic Survey of Turkey (www.oecd.org/eco/surveys/turkey). …
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This paper examined whether monetary policy is acyclical, procyclical or countercyclical and the implications of the interaction of such cyclicality with industrial output on real economic growth in Nigeria. After determining the time series properties of the variables and based on conventional...
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Using macroeconomic data for 1960-2018, this paper analyzes the origins of the crisis of the ‘post-Maastricht Treaty order of Italian capitalism'. After 1992, Italy did more than most other Eurozone members to satisfy EMU conditions in terms of self-imposed fiscal consolidation, structural...
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Should a developing economy, such as India, have a macroeconomic policy framework that is identical to an advanced capitalist country? The answer is a “No”, because the developing economies have external constraints, that the more developed countries do not. They also, often, need to achieve...
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