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MACMILLAN Turkish Economy - Middle Income Trap and High Income

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Explore the dynamics of one of the most significant emerging markets with Turkish Economy: Between Middle Income Trap and High Income Status. Published by Palgrave Macmillan, this book examines the fifteen years of exceptional growth experienced by the Turkish economy. It provides a detailed look at how fixing deteriorating dynamics and implementing reforms stimulated economic activity. Readers will learn about the fundamental factors that drove growth during the 2000s, specifically how domestic private investments, revived consumption, and increased exports worked together. This text offers a model for sustainable ongoing growth that provides important lessons for other emerging economies looking to navigate the transition from middle income to high income status. It is an essential resource for those studying international business, finance, and the economic evolution of developing nations.

Key Features

Analyzes fifteen years of exceptional economic growth within the Turkish market to provide a clear historical perspective.

Examines the specific reform strategies used to stimulate economic activity and fix deteriorating market dynamics.

Explains the role of domestic private investments and revived consumption in driving national growth rates.

Offers a sustainable growth model that serves as a guide for other key emerging economies.

Provides insights into how exports and political stability contributed to the economic success of the 2000s.

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
24 January 2019
Listed Since
23 January 2019

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