Reassessment of the PPP by error correction mechanism for the Turkish case

Ankara : The Department of Economics and the Institute of Economics and Social Sciences of Bilkent University, 1990.Thesis (Master's) -- Bilkent University, 1990.Includes bibliographical references leaves 31-34.Özyıldırım, SüheylaM.S

A genetic game of trade, growth and externalities

Ankara : Department of Economics and Institute of Economics and Social Sciences, Bilkent Univ., 1997.Thesis (Ph.D.) -- Bilkent University, 1997.Includes bibliographical references leaves 96-102Özyıldırım, SüheylaPh.D

Export promoting policies in Turkish manufacturing industry, 1980-1986

Cataloged from PDF version of article.This study basically aims at estimating the significance of export promoting policies for the expansion of Turkish manufacturing exports in the period 1980-86. The price responsiveness of export is also analyzed by evaluating the effects of a decline in labor wages on manufactured exports. In this study, export promoting policies are grouped as export subsidies (tax rebates, export credits and foreign currency allocations) and flexible exchange rate policy (devalmtion of Turkish lira since January 1980). As there is several years of data on a number of manufacturing subsectors, the cross-sectional time series models are used to test the significance of these policies. The tax rebates and forcing currency allocations are the most significant promoting policies affecting exports of manufacturing ii^ustry according to the study’s fii:dings. The devaluation of Turkish lira against dollar and mark has also an encouraging effect on the manufactured exports.Özyıldırım, SüheylaM.S

Intermediation Spread, Bank Supervision, and Financial Stability

This paper models the effect of bank competition and deposit insurance premiums on the spread between lending and deposit rates. In developing economies, low spreads do not always indicate bank efficiency; they may be the result of high risk taking. This paper shows that imposing upper and lower limits on banks' spreads and adjusting deposit insurance premiums when violation of these limits occurs leads to a more stable but relatively large intermediation costs. In developing economies, such an outcome would be considered more desirable because it insulates existing financial intermediaries and investors against macroeconomic disturbances.Intermediation spread, deposit market, insurance premium, banking, financial stability

Network structure of Turkish interbank market

Global financial crisis has shown the importance of understanding the structure of interbank relations. In this study, we investigate the network relations based on interbank exposures in Türkiye. We estimate several network statistics and document how the network relations have changed over the time period of 2002–2021. We find that the network structures vary substantially by financial instruments such as repo, deposit, loan, security issuances, derivatives and other off-balance sheet items showing the significance of covering all type of exposures in network analysis. Using network statistics, we show that Turkish interbank network structure shows a core-periphery structure which is found to be more resilient during stress times in the literature. Finally, we find that larger banks are characterized as having higher network centrality measures as degree, clustering coefficient and closeness centrality showing the importance of these banks in terms of intermediation and substitutability

Sağlığın Sosyal Belirleyicileri. Living Together in the Balkans.

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Depositors’ Assessment of Bank Riskiness in the Russian Federation

Market discipline, bank risk, emerging markets, Russian Federation, G20, G21,