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The effects of written press in Turkey on development: 1990-2015 period

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2019
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The aim of this thesis is to investigate the presentation of the economic objectives in the national written press within the context of the macro development DP in Turkey. While this research being studied, in order to better understand the contribution of the press to the development of the press, it has been primarily tried to explain the elements of print media, communication, public arena development, regional development and conceptual analysis of these areas. Information about the historical development in improvement and its current applications and how the national written press's macroeconomic DP objectives are included in the national print media. Ranked as our three national newspapers, national news media (Cumhuriyet, Hürriyet, Turkey) on the range of 1990 to 2015 years; comparative analysis and content analysis of the economic news and indicators on the main pages and the targets of the Five-Year Development Plans; the relationship between development and print media has been revealed; It is aimed to contribute to economic science in terms of feedback on development. As a result of this research, it was determined that the news sources and macroeconomic values of the indicators in the DP and written press on economic indicators do not show consistency. Inflation, growth and unemployment figures were determined to come into sight different accounts by national and international news agencies and rating agencies, which are news sources of print media newspapers. It has been seen that written press and reports are important for development. Keywords: Development, Development Plans, Print Media, Newspaper.

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Fatih Kekeç

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Fatih Kekeç (Master Thesis). The effects of written press in Turkey on development: 1990-2015 period, 2019, Siirt University.

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