After the World War II, Korea split into two. In 1948 when the split actually took place upon the elections carried out in the South, level of per...

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  At the beginning of the weekend we examined why people saying "I actually am quite content with the current crisis" believed so. As we know, there...

  Fiscal rule came to agenda once again last week in Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan's meeting with economy editors, and was widely featured on...

  We should not be fed up with presenting this table that shows development gaps between countries; because it is quite impressive. It successfully...

  The developments witnessed last week should be taken as an evidence for how the removal of basis for consensus in a country tangles the situation....

  Everyone has their own problems. If you hear the parties in struggle, they have fantastic claims and they think they are right. They are telling...

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  I suppose it was a couple of years ago. Back then, I was of the opinion that "Turkey does not necessarily need the IMF. The way to get rid of the...

  The Sunday commentary of the last week ended with the following questions: Why are there such significant income gaps between different countries?...