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

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

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  • Dr. Ahmet Niyazi ÖZKER

Abstract

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.

 

Published

2023-03-30

How to Cite

Dr. Ahmet Niyazi ÖZKER. (2023). Deviations In The Exports To Imports Covered Rates And Fiscal Impact Factors In Turkey. CEMJP, 31(2), 27–42. Retrieved from http://journals.kozminski.cem-j.org/index.php/pl_cemj/article/view/659

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