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Artificial intelligence assessment techniques with cost analysis of social protection expenditure intended to sustainable social protection

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2015
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Cemal Elitaş

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Today, it has been arguing about the limits of welfare models in which ongoing discussions are on the fight against poverty and deprivation play an important role. What should be the role of government? May the implementations of welfare models face with crisis? Is it possible to set socioeconomic limits to the level of redistribution which is being set by welfare state implementations and financing practices? What should be the role of government about social protection implementations which are being applied for the disadvantaged groups who forced to fight poverty and deprivation. All these questions require an comprehensive analytical study on social protection implementations. The role of social protection expenditures which can be a criteria to test the meaning of ''social'' concept in social state on social solidarity, its level in public social protection spendings and predictability of beneficiariers' social protection costs to social state are very important issues to provide sustainability. With the transformation in the World and in Turkey in order to avoid the poverty and deprivation being permanent, cost management has been gaining importance which has also great importance for the planning and implementation of sustainable social protection programs for disadvantaged groups' changing needs and expectations.

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Ayşenur Tarakcıoğlu Altınay

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Ayşenur Tarakcıoğlu Altınay (Doctorate thesis). Artificial intelligence assessment techniques with cost analysis of social protection expenditure intended to sustainable social protection, 2015, Kütahya Dumlupınar University.

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