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The development of China's economy and effects of export of Turkey

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2008
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People?s Republic of China was set up on 1st October 1949. From the establishment of the country to 1976 China?s relationship with other countries was at a very low level. With 80?s coming efforts to expand international trade relationships. After this years China started to the way of quick economic growth and become united whole with international system determined as on aim to. In 1992 China adapted the intellect of ?Socialist Market Economy?. On 11th November 2001, China was included in WTO. So, efforts to adaptation with World Economic System came to conclusion.When looked at the trade relationships between China and Turkey, each day Turkey's foreign trade gap shows a decline. Lots of factors take role in occuring this trade gap. During long years, Turkey became insufficient in improving trade relationship with China, beside this on past years even the products, even if at low quantity, exporting to China came to a position to import from China. Of course the whole problem is not cause of Turkey. Here, China?s economic development and reformations that shokes not only Turkey but the whole world highlights.In this work, will be explained China?s economic development, trade relationship with Turkey, and effects on Turkey?s export. Solution suggestions will be proposed for Turkey?s getting rid of with the foreign trade gap with china and also winning the superiority of rivalry against third world countries and will be explained the barriers that are in front of this which derives from China.

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Kerem Elmacı

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Kerem Elmacı (Master Thesis). The development of China's economy and effects of export of Turkey, 2008, Anadolu University.

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