Can Efficiency Help Us Reduce Current Account Deficits? In the early 2000s, “supply chain management“ was the chief determining trend in world trade. Manufacturers would produce different components of a product
Being Homeboy in the Hood? Maybe in your dreams My wife and I started looking for a new house last year in July, but it took us almost four or
A review of global risks At the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, you see at least a few participants deliver a presentation on “global risksâ€. The titles or the priority
The economy is now the Priority of Turkish Diplomacy At a meeting I attended earlier this week, I had the opportunity to get an insight from highly respected experts about
On Human Capital and Productivity I sometimes get verbally attacked by some of my colleagues who try to score public points on social media. Two types of economists do this:
When governments spend a lot, citizens save less Margaret Thatcher said in the 1980s: “the state has no source of money other than the money people earn themselves. If the state
Turkey at the crossroads between Chinese state capitalism and European rational policies During the first week of June, I had the chance to discuss with some experts about the current
Financial Literacy: wise use of credit will generate more assets A few months ago, the “financial literacy week“ was launched under the auspices of the Credit Registry Bureau (KKB) of Turkey.
Data, people and decisions – The key words for industrial transition As I see the inadequate theories put forward by various parties amid discussions about production and added value, I believe I
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