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. Consecutive crises in the early 2000s led to three waves of reformist banking regulations in Turkey: (1) the banking sector …. Findings also support the view that the sequence and timing of banking reforms in Turkey acted as a shield against the global …
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Turkey has experienced the biggest financial and economic shock in 2001 resulting a massive overhauling of its entire … beginning providing Turkey nearly $24 billion of financial assistance between the fragile years of 1999 and 2002. After 19 Stand … investor confidence enabled Turkey becoming the 16th largest economy in the world with over $1 trillion in GDP.1 On the …
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of Macedonia and Turkey. It follows a macro-prudential approach, emphasising systemic risks and the stability of …
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Throughout the 1990s, Turkey’s macroeconomy featured high and fluctuating inflation and oscillating GDP growth rates …. After Turkey’s April 1999 elections, Turkey adopted a new economic program in coordination with the International Monetary …
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factor with nine different DEA-MPI models for consistency. Turkey's unique environmental factors, such as the unstable …
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A weakly regulated banking sector is costly notably in the context of emerging-market economies characterized by transitional financial systems. Political and institutional forces play an important role in explaining the inability to implement proper banking sector regulations over significant...
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