The need for energy increases with the use of energy in almost every field, the development of technology and the increase in population, and this situation may lead to an increase in the dependence of countries on foreign ...

After global financial crisis in 2008, new discussions raised in the monetary transmission mechanism literature. In this sense, in end-2010, the Central Bank of Republic of Turkey (CBRT) has adopted unconventional approach ...

As a result of today's increasing fast consumption habits, municipal solid waste (MSW) generation is also growing day by day. However, it creates many adverse effects on the environment. The wastes spread to the environment ...

This study analyses the effects of the competitive structure of Turkish banking sector and individual bank efficiencies on the performance of deposit banks operating during the years between 2002-2017. In the study as a ...

In today's world, where the use of robots in production processes is increasing, future predictions about human labor constitute an important research subject. In this dissertation, the implications of rising robots on ...

Ensuring price stability is one of the basic conditions for the effectiveness of a market economy and changes in the overall level of prices affect the economy through different channels. The exchange rate is also one ...

The need to measure social well-being of a society has gained the same importance as the estimation of national wealth, since many have started to notice that national wealth is not efficiently used in the benefit of ...

Okun (1962) Law shows the trade-off between the unemployment rate and economic growth, which views the lack of aggregate demand and the presence of idle capacity as the main causes of unemployment. Some studies in the ...

Recent decades have witnessed a substantial rise in international financial transactions and capital flows to developing countries. This dissertation examines mainly the surge and volatility aspects of capital flows. The ...

This thesis studies a simple evolutionary model of invention to understand how different behavioral limitations would have affected the transition to modern growth. In neoclassical models of invention, “entrepreneur-inventor”s ...