national product (GDP) is the sign that in Turkey’s economy there is no housing balloon. Especially extension of credit … capacity and housing expenditures which are acting together with GDP until 3rd quarter of 2008 is keeping it’s sensitivity to … the decrease of GDP after this period but not to the extension of banking system credit capacity. According to the intense …

relation of these criteria and certain basic data (GDP, Current Account Balance, Foreign Borrowing and, Inflation) of Turkish …

period, the size of the public sector budget in a strong relationship with GDP and the budget is largely funded by tax …

In The Economist dated June 8, 2013, it was stated that "Turkey's GDP per person had tripled in the past ten years". In …. In real terms, GDP per person has risen by just 43%." This statement of correction triggered a hot and long … will helpful in understanding whether Rodrik, who uses the "real (per-capita) GDP growth", or Şimşek, who prefers to …