Deviations In The Exports To Imports Covered Rates And Fiscal Impact Factors In Turkey

This study aimed to analyse the scale values of options and fiscal balances that can be considered based on export-import coverage ratios related to increasing the export potential in Turkey. In this analysis, the primary objective is to calculate an important value finding, in which infrastructure values related to the changes in export limits can be expressed in Turkey after 2000. This approach, in which the financial factorial effect values are considered, also necessitates those structural fiscal changes, in the scope of expressed in different values, be considered a model. In Turkey, where the current account deficit problem has emerged as a significant financial problem, the central theme of this approach is the study of the fact that the policies implemented for the increasing export potential create an import-oriented option in terms of fiscal analyses. In this respect, revealing the existing structure of the fiscal impact values for increasing exports, especially in terms of financial balances, and analysing the impact values of financial factors for increasing economic growth-oriented exports within the same period constitutes an integral part of the process. In this respect, the main factor is calculating the effect of change values in any structural analysis, especially in time series, as scale values. In this respect, the necessity of presenting some existing foreign exchange values with possible monetary and fiscal policies also arises from this point. At the same time, this fact means understanding the effects of factorial financial changes on exports and understanding the mutual current effect values of exports to meet imports.


Introduction
In Turkey, it is crucial that the different values related to the economic growth-oriented exports subject must be handled and important regarding change processes and the significant place and interpretation of the scale effect values.This phenomenon also has an important place in terms of future financial projections for Turkey's fiscal balances on economic growth in future expectations.On the other, this approach, which can play an essential role in ensuring the political structuring and factorial fiscal barrier balances, also reveals a critical structure for analysing the values for economic growth targets within the monetary policy, with an export-based economic growth focus (Akkoyun & Gunay. 2012).
In Turkey, it is necessary to emphasize the recent effects of the deviations from export to import coverage rates in the foreign trade balance in the past years, shaping the priority scale values of foreign trade applications.In this context, a foreign trade deficit position can be said, especially with the total industrial production index in question and the degree of impact of national income (Röhn, 2012).This dependent variable directly affects export-to-import coverage rates.Especially with the analysis of a degree of impact on a time series model, it is considered as a value of influence on foreign trade balances, which are accepted as two different variables during the same period, as a value of impact value in total taxes exchange.Especially in developing countries such as Turkey, it is seen that these structural changes have often raised investments depending on the increasing industrial production index and export investments depending on the targeted export potential (Liu, 2007).Besides, it is understood that the changes in the industrial export production index and the national income levels in the same process have indisputable export-toimport coverage rates, which impacts all these variables as a macro value.In this respect, the proportions of the structural variables accepted as numerical effect values in our prediction model, intended to be revealed, are considered an independent variable effect of export.Therefore, this structural approach depends on the ratio of imports and means integrity affecting primary exports as export value variables are an essential fact (Shahbaz, 2012).
In countries that express rising economies, such as Turkey, this structural change has resulted in the perception of tax change effects as an export value that is never excluded from the process when tax practices support it.In brief, as a fiscal incentive element approach, this fiscal fact has found an important place in the process as a priority macro effect value for Turkey to export to import coverage rates.At the same time, this phenomenon has become a position to be discussed frequently in current account deficit evaluations that can be expressed with different values (Kara & Sarıkaya, 2014).
Undoubtedly, the reason for the phenomenon is that the negative deviation values between imports and exports on foreign trade balances are often on the agenda in Turkey, where economic development models and increasing national income and the value fiscal other deviations are often critical (World Bank, 2020).The export potential of developing countries is meagre, and the existence of an external-dependent import potential, the current account deficit level often increases frequently, and the foreign trade balances are pretty weak and often in a negative issue concluded.Therefore, especially in this structure, where tax practices are supported as a financial incentive element, it is observed that the expression of the existing scale effect values is directly affected by other macro values and that their scale effect expressions often bring up (OECD, 2021).However, the export-to-import coverage rates process means this is the agenda of current economic essentialities in forming an essential basis for increasing exports.In this respect, it is understood that favourable export-to-import coverage rates are favourable in a favourable structure, as well as the aim of increasing national income value in which the financial incentives and industrial production index constitute absolute positive integrity to affect.In this respect, it is understood that a process in which the positive variability in the industrial production index is discussed with the contribution of different scale values in the increase in export potential is inevitable for Turkey and the countries in this position (Eren & Tüzün, 2019).

Literature Review
Critical current studies, in which the mutual exchanges of export and import rates in Turkey are analysed, and especially the export-import coverage ratios are analysed empirically, have an important place in the scope of economic analyses for Turkey.In this context, Turkey-focused studies appear notable for revealing the institutional structural dynamic effects of institutional-oriented studies.This presents an essential portfolio of studies in which the import and export components of the recent period are analysed.This work portfolio has also formed a necessary group of analyses in which he is involved in national and international Turkey-focused academic studies.Regarding the striking results of this current literature review of our research, it is possible to list a significant part below: It is a study that reveals the causality and correlation relationship on the basis of real exchange rate variability in terms of export-import coverage ratios, with important determinations.

The Recent Course Of Exports And Imports In Turkey And Deviations in Foreign Trade Balances
The significant structural position in export and import variables in Turkey in the recent period has brought up some critical problems, especially in foreign trade balances (Güneş & Konur, 2013).When the situation after 2020 is considered within the framework of a detailed variability, it is possible that more deviations in the foreign trade balance, especially in export limits, will emerge after 2022.However, in general terms, it is possible to say that the gap between exports and imports did not widen seriously until the beginning of 2022 and continues with a stable open position.In this respect, the post-2000 period, in which the accounts in the foreign trade balances continued to be around -5 % to -4% on average, reached a negative deviation value of approximately -11% in 2022.This process, which aims to increase the export targets in 2023 after 2022, reveals the position of structural policies that aim to increase Turkey's most important export and import potential and reduce the ratio of exports to imports as much as possible.This interpretation can be interpreted as the whole of the deviations that emerged in reaching the foreign trade balances after 2000 years when the negative opening and variations between exports and imports in Turkey did not change much, and even after a position where the balances between imports and exports.However, the ongoing structure of these balances turned into a more balanced position and a controllable foreign trade deficit in the following period after 2016-2017.In this process, which continues until 2022, it is observed that the stability of the old deficit values and the export-import coverage ratio within the target balances has emerged as an important goal.In Chart 1 below, it is possible to see a more analytical and detailed position of the monthly change in the existence of import and export balances, especially after 2020:  (Altıntaş, 2013).It should be emphasized that the position of these deviations in the balance of foreign payments deficits in the foreign trade balances, especially after 2020, has turned into an uncontrollable position, especially for 2021, as well as when interpreted as the ratio of exports to imports.The fact that the position after June 2021 was 87.3 per cent with a decreasing deviation effect in the second six-month period until 2022 revealed a favourable important current deficit position.Despite all this, it is possible to say that the fact, which continues at around eighty per cent on average, especially in the coverage ratios of imports and exports after 2021 and 2022, has decreased to approximately 74.1 % in 2022 reached a deviation value of -10%.In terms of foreign trade balances, the fact that this negative balance will have an even more significant deviation trend in 2022 can also be interpreted in terms of a position where the foreign trade balances of Turkey after 2000 (European Commission, 2020).This position has been expressed in different fiscal.For foreign trade balances, and based our study on the intended was described with the scoped different values as empirical analysis.Table 1 below presents the export-import coverage ratios and foreign trade exchange values for the six-month periods after 2020:

Table 1. Outlook of the Import Coverage Ratios of Exports in Turkey in the Recent Period
Source: TUIK-b (2022), Foreign Trade Statistics, June 2022, Ankara: Turkish Statistical Institute, 2022.
As the Table 1 above, this value of the export-import coverage ratio is essential in our model, especially in interpreting some effect values in the emergence of significant scale deviations in our study.Regarding foreign trade balances, there was a 40.7% change in the comparison of the first six months of 2021 and 2022, while this percentage of increase decreased to 39.7% after the second six months.This fiscal phenomenon in foreign trade was reflected in the process as a deviation from 87.3 per cent to 74.1 per cent yearly as the ratio of exports to imports.However, since the variations in these values indicate an increasing deviation value, we should not ignore that the negative change values for 2022 create a significant coefficient effect with a compelling weight of over one hundred per cent (OECD, 2022).
However, we also accept that the analysis of the ratio of exports to imports and the rate of change of exports and imports affect the developmental course, as the process in which our study on Turkey is also handled reveals a more meaningful structural analysis value.This approach has been revealed and is considered as the process starting from 1990 until as related to the proportion of imports covered by exports (IMF, 2009).In particular, the course of the balances between imports and exports in 2010 and 2019, when considered between 1990 and 2022, based on significant foreign trade balance deviations, with its position that can be evaluated as billion dollars, is meaningful.
Especially this structural phenomenon is put forth with different scale effects that it creates balance values with varying import-export changes in especially 2013 and 2019 (Çiftçi, 2014).In this process, in which the export potential is compared with the import potential, these financial balances specific to 2013 and 2019 mean striking comments in which the importance of exports in the coverage ratios of imports, the differences in deviation values due to positive (Özkan & Civelek, 2021).This situation has also affected the negative scale levels that force the analytical approaches with uncertain analytical comments in the scope of scale effect values beyond 2023.In Chart 2 below, the deviations in the equilibrium values depend on the variabilities in the foreign trade balances in imports and exports between 1990 and 2021 can be seen below regarding the interpretation of these exceptional values: As can be seen in Chart 2 above, it is seen that there are significant deviations in import and export variability in the post-1990 period, and the coverage ratios of exports to imports, especially after 2010.At the beginning of these deviations, the presence of record-level current account deficit levels, which peaked in 2013, especially after 2010, is striking (Berbereoğlu & Berberoğlu, 2011).Likewise, it is necessary to emphasize the negative effect of the priority effect of the export limits, which affect the current account deficits and are well below the expected increases of that period.The shrinkage in the current account deficit level in 2020 due to after is in question with a significant positive effect of increasing export rates on imports.But, a current account deficit level, expressed with different values of any deviation value that emerged after 2021 and 2022, has been the subject of mutual variability with significant differences, especially in 2010 (Bilgili et al, 2012) and 2019.
In this respect, particular emphasis on the structural effect of import and export variability on foreign trade balances means an inevitable need to analyse economic phenomena.This significantly creates a significant effect value in the deviation of the scale effects of export and import differences, and any significant structural variability that can be expressed in billions of dollars increased after 2019, despite the increasing export rates in 2020 and 2021, has been negative.This situation has been due to the rising disproportionate rates of imports.With the ongoing structure of export promotion policies, the approach of import coverage ratios, which is tried to be met with export rates, yielded positive results; therefore, especially after 2019, the difference in current account deficits has decreased from nearly one hundred per cent in 2010 to about 20% in 2020.
This position, which created a significant scale fluctuation, brought the approaches that are the subject of different analyses that aim to balance the effect scales of the variability differences in exports and imports with positive different increase values on national income (Aydın & Gül, 2020).This process has created a significant increase in export rates as a result of the positive effect of the national income effect values we use in our model and the impact of the incentive policies based on the tax burden; however, after 2021, it has not been possible to achieve the desired level of import reduction and a decreasing trend in the reserve ratios (Çoşkun & Civelek, 2020).Graph 2 above aims at a controlled continuation of the deviations in the foreign trade balance balances, primarily until 2021, after 2023 and the comments on the positive scale effects of the differences between the import and export balances after a significant increase in exports.This fiscal-economics alteration fact, with the export promotion policies taking a more prominent place in the priority policies in Turkey, reveals a more meaningful scope to after 2023.The measures taken to prevent the increasing record current account deficit in Turkey after 2013 are primarily aimed at creating a positive impact scale focused on economic growth.Therefore, the positive impact process of the scale impact values determined within the analytical analysis framework has been considered as the fundamental priority process components that can create a positive subsidy impact in a process where financial incentives, especially tax incentives, are in question (Ercan, 2021).To develop export-oriented policies in our empirical model, this approach has revealed a set of public policies primarily addressing these dynamics, especially after 2022.

Empirical Approach and Speculative Editing The Empirical Model
It should be emphasized that our empirical model approach is based on the period after 1983 in determining the scale values of the effects of other components related to the export-import coverage ratios in Turkey for the post-2000 period.During this period, in the selection of standard components, particular emphasis was placed on choosing elements that were directly considered based on foreign trade balances.In this framework, testing the findings above with ARDL (Auto-Regressive Distributed Models) and VAR (Vector Autoregression) model approaches was found to be more meaning pushing in trying the determined values by two empirical models.In this context, beyond the structure in which all sequences related to the components, also stationary and unit root tests are presented, the existence of marked fit of standard deviations was accepted as more meaningful.This approach, in particular, has expanded our range of rational interpretation as predictive values, strengthening our seasonable increases in the reasonable accuracy of scale prediction values (Huber, 1967).This approach analysis as two different models facilitated the monitoring of its importance in this structural approach, simultaneously comparing the feature with different values.Therefore, the graphical distribution of the long-term forecasts and interpretations normalized, and the shared values within the scope of the ARDL and VAR model have put forth more meaning.First of all, it is possible to write our empirical analysis, which we consider as the VAR model, based on the theoretical expansion of the var model.VAR model vector moving average representation Ɛyt and can be represented in terms of Ɛzt series as follows: as follows: Yt = b10 -b12 Zt + 11 Yt-1 + 12 Zt-1 + yt……………………….. VAR model moving average representation can also be expressed as matrix expansion as follows: …………………….(4) The implicit functional expression of this matrix for the analysis in our model,
In our second choice of a regressive regression equation within the scope of ARDL (Auto-Regressive Distributed Models) as the second confirmatory model we used in the following post-VAR model analysis, it is possible to write our regression equation for the relevant time series model as follows:

Long Term Multipliers (t = trend variable):
It is possible to write the derivative of the ARDL model, which we expressed in the above equation ( 6), as total effect variables addressed in each other for our study like below: ……………………… (7) Hypothesis criteria for cointegration between covariates: Again, in this framework, the effect levels of these model error coefficients in the independent scale values that make up our model and the long-term delay coefficients of the variables in our model are important.Within the framework of our ARDL model, we express the analytical suffix scale determinations of the Error Coefficient Terms, which also rationalize the long-term effect scales of the variables, with the following equation:

……………………..(8)
We can express the corresponding meanings of the symbolic spellings of the dependent and independent variables in the model as the corresponding meanings in Table 1 below By taking the periodic logarithmic values of the dependent and independent variables in our model, we can first express the theoretical expansion of our VAR and ARDL models as follows: VAR Estimation Proc:    -3) -Despite the differences in the scale effect values within the scope of the VAR and ARDL approach, the fact that the procedures regarding the positive and negative matters of the periodic effect values according to the years are pretty compatible with each other makes meaningful comments on the examination.This fact makes sense for the frequent changes in the export-import coverage ratios.In particular, as observed above, the short-term firstscale effects being positive in both approaches and creating a structural value directly affected by export variability reveals significant effect-value integrity.VAR Substituted Coefficients: + 0.120211*EXP_TO IMP (-1) + 0.039747*EXP_TO_IMP (-2); GDP = 0.0462857870181*EXP_TO_IMP(-1) -0.0429263323459*EXP_TO_IMP(-2); TAX_BURDEN = -0.0429649881939*EXP_TO_IMP(-1)+ 0.0686254877897*EXP_TO_IMP. ARDL Substituted Coefficients: + 0.50385953*EXP_TO_IMP (-1) + 0.119822*EXP_TO_IMP (-2) + 0.31421863*EXP_TO_IMP (-3).Especially with the ARDL approach, although the short-term impact value of GDP with negative values is low, the medium-term and post-term impact values are positive, creating meaningful integrity based on the ratio of exports to imports.VAR Substituted Coefficients: 0.22234106*GDP (-1) -1.71663959587*GDP(-2); ARDL Substituted Coefficients: -0.32667556*GDP + 1.6193971*GDP (-1) -2.7894215*GDP(-2) + 1.9336082*GDP(-3).Turning the effects of GDP into negative again as scale values in both models put forth the negative scale effect values.
Within the scope of the ARDL model, the practical values of the independent variables in the model on the export-import coverage ratio, which is the dependent variable, reveal meaningful interpretations with different scale effects, especially in the short and medium term.These comments are the subject of introductory remarks on economic growth with their significant positive impact on national income effect levels.It is possible to monitor these scale effects between 1984-2022 within the scope of our other model ARDL, in Table 4  As seen in Table 4 above, the coverage ratio of export to import reveals different effects in the short-term period.Significantly, export-increasing short-term effect values on the dependent variable create a short-term stationary impact (EXP_INC_-0.078391).Although this significance showed a positive influence in the short term with the changes in the foreign trade balances, the differences in the changes in export values create fluctuations on the dependent variable due to the different scale effects with positive and negative effect levels (FRN_TRD_BLAN +2.593476; FRN_TRD BLAN (-1) -2.911880; FRN_TRD_BLAN (-2) +2.229963). .The fact that the positive impact of the Tax Burden and National Income effect values on the dependent variable in the scale values are strikingly significant is significant for the target fiscal policies in Turkey.The fact that the "R2" value of the ARDL model is "0.656992" also reveals that the model creates a significant regressive effect level with the coefficient of accuracy for the holistic meaning of the model.It is seen that the significant effect levels of the independent variables related to the export-import coverage ratios in the short and medium term are significantly associated with the tax burden effects.The fact that the short-term effects of tax burden effects are significantly negative reveals that the dependent variable is negatively affected by the current change rates of the specific taxes in the relevant year (TAX_BURDEN_ -0.471710).The effect of being positive in the previous year is high, (TAX_BURDEN (-1) +2.310217) and a short-term negative effect in the following period is due to the high tax stress effect.In brief, the negative value of the changes in tax burdens is quite high, (TAX_BURDEN_-0.471710),but this phenomenon can be explained by the effect of the current tax emphasis after the unchanged tax rates of the previous year were positive in the effect value.In Table 5 below, it is possible to monitor the long-term scale effect values of importexport coverage ratios: The long-term effects observed in Table 5 above reveal pretty different values, especially regarding the tax burden as TAX_BURDEN_(-1) +1.838506.However, although the medium and long-term impact, especially in the increase in exports, create an effective mechanism that can be considered stable, it is observed that the variables create a practical value close to the effect scales in the short term (EXP_INC -0.078391).Notably, the tax burden effects have positive effects in the medium term (TAX_BURDEN_(-1) +1.838506).When the previous periods during the last years are considered, it is understood that the deviations in the effect values occur with a very stable and low effect trend in the following periods, despite the positive effect of the previous tax burden (D(TAX_BURDEN) -0.471710.However, it should be noted that the medium-term position in the foreign trade balance creates a significant tax burden deviation, especially as it reveals a very positive value beyond a stable period.D(FRN_TRD_BLAN) +2.593476.It is also seen that in a structure where the national income (GDP) is stagnant, the ratio of exports to imports directly affects the contribution values, again a significant positive effect, but a negative form in previous periods with the fluctuations in the national income D(GDP) -0.326676; D(GDP (-1) + 0.855813.The deviations in the National Income (GDP), especially during and after the Corona-19 period, have a negative effect mechanism, increasing the negative effect value of the tax burden on the dependent variable (D(GDP (-2) -1.933608).Again, the fact that GDP each effect value taken from the previous year, for one year and the periods, is positive in terms of the last periodic effects brings out the significant contribution of the practical value to export to import coverage rates, which is substantial (Loayza, 2020).But, the fact that exports have a long-lasting effect on import coverage values, especially in terms of industrial price index values, is valid in the long and short run, which means stationary, and its effective value is small (IND_PR_INDX_ -0.027110).

CONCLUSION
In the period after 1984 and 1985, which was taken as the basis of our model, the effect level of the macro variables for each year emerged with a significant fluctuation structure and different effect levels.It is seen that these different impact scales based on export-to-import coverage ratios reveal certain overvaluations and deviations with different political approaches.In other words, negative and positive values, which reveal an impact measure with varying expressions of different tax variances under the influence, reveal a structure that completes a harmonization process equivalent to the tax burden in a different harmony with the foreign trade balances when considered.10.57030/23364890.cemj.31.2.4 39 P a g e National Income levels, an essential independent variable in terms of impact values, are included in the process as macro effects express a meaningful unity that reveals a different equivalence with the increased efficiency values of the export targets within the economic growth targets.Periodic changes and deviations in the scale values indicate that the fluctuations in the export-import coverage ratio are an important reason.The distribution of the limit values in the standard deviations related to the independent variables also supports this phenomenon.Although current tax changes have a negative effect on the export-import coverage ratio, the tolerable nature of the tax burden turns these values into a positive trend.
Although the variables that can be dealt with in the long term create different striking effects, especially with varying results of scale, revealing different values on the national income, it is understood that especially the foreign trade balances reveal a crucial positive effect scale in the medium.The values that we consider based on exportimport coverage ratios, especially after 1984 and 85, reveal a scale effect with some critical changes until 2022 and indicate that the variables in the model, which we consider as mutual independent variables, have different effects on the dependent variable.It is understood that the fluctuations in these effect values indicate a structure that reveals significant negative and positive effects as a significant effect.Especially when the scale effect values are examined, it is seen that it is inevitable to evaluate the effect values of some variables with the changes in different foreign trade values.In our determinations, it is seen that the effect values that may arise based on the ratios of exports to imports express a transformation process in which this negative effect in the short term, which is directly affected by the increase in exports and the tax burden, can turn into a positive impact on the medium and longterm.When this transformation process is considered based on industrial price indices, it is understood that the effect values on this basis show a different stagnation, and the differences in the effect values do not constitute a significant effect value.It is an essential and meaningful finding to determine that the positive effect values, especially in the national income, increase values in the expression of each different value, and increase the ratio of exports to imports, especially in the medium and long term.On the other hand, it is understood that when export increases and foreign trade balances act in harmony, negative or positive short-and long-term effects are consistent with national income.
Source: TUIK, Foreign Trade Statistics, June 2022, Ankara: Turkish Statistical Institute, 2022.Graphic 1.The Recently Course of Exports and Imports in Turkey and Foreign Trade Balances This course of imports and exports in Turkey has turned into a striking current account deficit phenomenon with the emergence of significant deviations in some targeted foreign trade balances, especially in recent years, in terms of foreign trade balances Source: LinkedIn (2020), Analysing of Turkey Trade Data's, https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/analyze-turkey-trade-datas-erol-erdogan(Accessed March, 08.2023).Graphic 2. The Exports and Imports Variability in Turkey for 1990-2021 and Foreign Trade Balances Deviations

Table 1 . Semantic Expressions of Model Components Based on the Years 1984-2022 Table 1. Semantic Expressions of Model Components Based on the Years 1984-2022
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Table 4 . Short-Run Scale Effect Values of Components on Import Coverage Rates of
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Table 2 . Level Distributions of Constant Constrained And Trendless Variables in The Model Table 2. Level Distributions of Constant Constrained And Trendless Variables in The Model
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