Globalization, Distribution and Social Policy: Turkey, 1980-1998

By K. Boratav, A. Yeldan, A. Kose. 2000

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The Turkish encounter with neo-liberalism: economics and politics in the 2000/2001 crises (2005, background): “In fact, as argued forcefully in Cizre-Sakallıoglu and Yeldan (2000); Önis and Aysan (2000); and Boratav and Yeldan (2002), throughout 1990s, Turkey’s banking and financial institutions became disengaged from financing real production activities to the point where they became the dominant faction wi”
FINANCIAL LIBERALIZATION, MACROECONOMIC (IN)-STABILITY, AND PATTERNS OF DISTRIBUTION (2001, unknown): “Table 9 summarizes the main indicators of the manufacturing industry under the post-1980 16 See, e.g., Boratav, Yeldan and Köse (2000), Onaran (2000), Yeldan and Köse (1999), Filiztekin (1999), Ercan (1999), Pamukçu and de Boer (1999), Köse and Yeldan (1998a and 1998b), Yentürk (1997 and 1999),…”
Macroeconomic and institutional determinants of financialisation of non-financial firms: Case study of Turkey (2014, background): “According to Boratav, Yeldan, and Köse (2000), the government financed private firms to make them finance public expenditures throughout the 1990s.”