Why Turkish Growth Ended

Following an anaemic performance with severe imbalances in the 1990s and a debilitating financial crisis in 2001, Turkey enjoyed a period of rapid economic growth. Since about 2007 onwards, however, economic growth has slowed significantly and productivity growth has stagnated. This column argues that, rather than providing another example of the ‘stop-and-go’ cycles typical of […] View the full post at: Why Turkish Growth Ended Related posts: The Health Care Bill Introduces Large Taxes on Firm Growth 9.5% Productivity Growth – How Unusual? Will Rising Government Debt Hurt Growth?