The relationship central government non-interestexpenditure, economic growth and unemployment in Turkey: An analysis of 2006-2017 period

In this study, 2006Q1-2017Q3 Turkey in the period between central government non-interest public expenditures, which were analyzed econometric economic growth and what kind of an impact on the unemployment rate. In the study; especially the unemployment rate of central government non-interest public expenditures within the scope of central government. Augmented Dickey Fuller (ADF) and Phillips-Perron (PP) unit root tests were applied to stabilize the series in our study. A cointegration analysis and a VAR analysis were applied to ensure that we did not see the relationship between variables too versatile. Granger causality test was supported by Variance Decomposition and Impact-Response analysis. In the empirical results of the study; Turkey 2006Q1-2017Q3 period in which the central government primary impact on reducing public spending and unemployment rate of increase in gross domestic product, as well as public spending and GDP than the unemployment rate; the result of public spending towards GDP is one-sided. In addition to these results; The results of the Keynesian Approach result in a one-way relationship between public spending and GDP, while the results of analysis of variance analysis provide support for both Wagner and Keynes's views on the effects of public spending on economic growth.