Deindustrialization is the surest way to stuck Turkey in the middle. Whenever I am asked to comment on the last 10 years in Turkey, I find ...

  If external conditions evolve in line with the assumptions I presented in the previous commentary, 2013 will be a better year than 2012 for Turkey...

  Competition driven by rental income takes place behind closed doors. It is for a reason that polls show a strong perception of corruption within...

  There seems to be no consensus between the allies regarding the political projections, risk perceptions and the identities of the future...

  As the majority of the conditions that will influence Turkey’s economic performance in 2013 are not under our control, we have to design a set of...

In the light of the available information, we can suggest that Turkey’s annual growth rate in 2012 will be around 2.5 percent. Having approached the...

  Today we are about to learn that if half of the population is confined to their homes, Turkey will not become affluent. Turkey is the only OECD...

Encouraging different growth rates for different credit types might trigger investment expenditures. This would be the best option concerning the...

Turkey’s economy is trapped in the middle because of the persistent mediocrity of our education, tax and judicial systems. The title should...

  I believe that Turkey has been deindustrializing due to this second rent economy era. One type of rentier went and one other type of rentier has...