Electrification: the first step towards Syrian revitalization Evaluation Note/ Feride İnan, Anıl İsmet Aşcı
04/10/2023- 103
More than a decade has passed since the onset of the Syrian conflict, resulting in one of the most severe humanitarian crises in recent history. Over 50% of the nation's population, which was nearly 21 million before the conflict, has been dis
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TEPAV Publishes "Turkish Economic Outlook", the first one of the new series TEPAV is launching a new series on the Turkish economic outlook, based on the policies recently implemented or announced by the Turkish authorities, and global developments and expectations. The report will be published twice a year.
27/09/2023- 294
The report is prepared by Dr. Burcu Aydın Özüdoğru, Director of TEPAV's Center for Economic and Structural Policies. It covers global prospects, domestic policies, and the outlook on economic growth, labor market, inflation, public finance an
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Turkish Economy, Turkish Economic Outlook,
Macroeconomic fragility increased in the first quarter of 2023 According to the Macroeconomic Imbalance Indicators established by TEPAV and updated on a quarterly basis, although employment indicators continued to improve, macroeconomic fragility increased due to the increasing current account deficit and private sector credit utilization in the first quarter of 2023.
26/09/2023- 179
Macroeconomic Imbalance Indicators Scoreboard which was established to strengthen the coordination between fiscal and monetary policies among European Union member states, to monitor macroeconomic policies and to improve the supervision of
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Macroeconomic Imbalance Indicators,
How nationalist are we when we pay taxes? Evaluation Note / M. Coşkun Cangöz
15/08/2023- 439
It has been two months since the May 14, 2023 General Elections. Depending on the election results, the question "Is nationalism rising in Turkey?" has come to the agenda. Thus, while the votes of the nationalist segment represented by the
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Turkish Economy, taxes, Motor Vehicle Tax,
Turkey's wage issue: Why do we talk about the minimum wage so much? Evaluation Note/ H. Ekrem Cunedioğlu
15/08/2023- 270
At least one month every year, minimum wage negotiations are the main topic of the economic agenda. While the Minimum Wage Determination Commission met only once a year in the 2016-2021 period, it has started to meet twice a year for the last
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Turkish Economy, minimum wage,
A new strategy for Türkiye is on the way Evaluation Note/ Nilgün Arısan Eralp
01/08/2023- 770
The leaders of the European Union (EU) member states came together last week for one of their biannual summits. While these summits, which used to be closely followed in the past, are no longer of interest to anyone except those working direc
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EU - Turkey Relations, European Union,
Energy transition journey to 2050 and hydrogen energy Evaluation Note / Arda Yakıcı
27/07/2023- 289
In this article, we will provide a high level assessment of the Energy Transition towards 2050 in the context of the primary energy sources, and Green Hydrogen as an alternative form of clean energy.
Summary
The increasing global demand for
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Energy, hydrogen energy,
The 2023 budget may end up with a surprise Evaluation Note / M. Coşkun Cangöz
20/07/2023- 588
The budget data for January-May point to a significant deterioration compared to the same period of the previous year. As a matter of fact, the budget, which posted a surplus of 124.6 billion TRY in the first five months of 2022, has poste
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Budget, Turkish Economy,
TEPAV attended T20 Mid-Year Conference TEPAV participated in the T20 Mid-Year Conference held in Mumbai, India between 10-12 May 2023 with the T20 working group consisting of TEPAV Founding Director Güven Sak, G20 Studies Center Director M. Sait Akman and Economy Monitoring Center Director Gülbin Şahinbeyoğlu. They also contributed to the Task Force Statements, which will form the basis of the T20 Communique.
10/07/2023- 409
T20 working group consisting of TEPAV Founding Director Güven Sak, G20 Studies Center Director M. Sait Akman and Economy Monitoring Center Director Gülbin Şahinbeyoğlu attended the T20 (Think20)
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T20,
TEPAV participated in G7 Panel Organised by German Council on Foreign Relations The results of the recent G7 Summit reveals that advanced economies prioritise a coordinated approach to economic security. It reflects their reunited position around the common purpose, mainly addressing China. Dr. Sait Akman, Director of TEPAV G20 Studies Center pointed out in the Panel that G7 is becoming more relevant as advanced economies seek for coordination on geopolitical, economic and security issues. He also emphasised that Türkiye’s role as a middle power and its involvement in global issues could face challenges.
26/06/2023- 508
At the G7 Summit in Hiroshima, G7 members highlighted economic resilience and economic sec
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G20 Studies Center, G7, G20,
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