FINANCIAL CRISES IN TURKEY FOREING DIRECT INVESTMENT, FOREING TRADE AND THE EFFECT ON ECONOMİC GROWTH
Journal Title: The Journal of International Social Research - Year 2016, Vol 9, Issue 44
Abstract
Financial crises influence the whole countries by making domino effect in the world which became a global village. Besides, globalization of the country economies rendered more appreciable the effect of financial crises. One of the most official parameter foreign commerce which we can measure the results of the financial crises, directly investment and economic growth are the main variables for thesis. In this study whether there are negative effects of 1994, 2001 and 2008 crises on directly foreign investment, foreign commerce and economic growth was analyzed in 1990-2011 period. The data of mentioned variables was compiled from national and international institutes like UNCTAD, TÜİK, TEK, DPT. Granger Causality Test and T Test was used to make analysis the effect of financial crises on variables. In conclusion part, was supported by analysis that financial crises influence negatively directly foreign investment, foreign commerce and economic growth in three crisis period.
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Emin ÇAĞLAK
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