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After a period of relatively high and stable
growth, the Turkish economy suffered a serious blow from the global
crisis of 2008-09. This paper examines the extent to which the major
macroeconomic indicators of growth, employment and inflation in Assessing the Turkish authorities’ response to the crisis, the paper contends that there was a delay in taking fiscal and monetary policy action to counteract the effects of the global turmoil. The effectiveness of the measures that were eventually implemented has also varied, with further concerns arising over the burden imposed by the fiscal measures on the government budget. In terms of the future outlook, the paper states
that post-crisis adjustments in the global economy may put paid to
ERCAN UYGUR is Professor of
Economics at Contents 1 INTRODUCTION 2 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS:
GROWTH, EMPLOYMENT AND INFLATION 3 THE IMPACT OF
THE GLOBAL CRISIS ON THE TURKISH
ECONOMY 4 MONETARY POLICY
RESPONSE TO THE GLOBAL CRISIS 5 FISCAL POLICY
RESPONSE TO THE GLOBAL CRISIS 6 PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE 7 CONCLUDING REMARKS
APPENDIX I Details of Monetary Policy Measures to Counteract the Global Crisis APPENDIX II Details of Fiscal Policy Measures to Counteract the Global Crisis
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