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The effect of investment incentives on the provincial economy: The case of Siirt

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2023
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Investment incentives are an important tool for the state to provide financial support and assistance, to achieve established economic and social goals, to eliminate and narrow intra-country regional disparities and to provide new employment opportunities. It is very important to increase the level of welfare, to offer cheaper and higher quality goods and services to consumers, to provide services, to support research and development research and to ensure fairness in resource use. Investment incentives given by the government; general incentives for implementation in developing countries; incentives can be divided into incentives according to their purpose, stage of delivery, source, form of delivery, scope and means used; Depending on the purpose of the investment incentives developed, different incentives can be adopted. It is seen that the investment incentives implemented by Turkey generally cover subjects such as tax reduction and tax exemption, financial funds and investment supports. The importance of government incentives for investment is known. Investment incentives are the most important tool of a country's economic development. Many economic successes have been achieved in our country through investment incentives. However, it is understood that investment incentives are not fully effective in eliminating regional differences and situations and conditions that do not comply with the principles of fair supply of resources, financing and support due to structural and social problems.

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Saadet Bozkurt

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Saadet Bozkurt (Master Thesis). The effect of investment incentives on the provincial economy: The case of Siirt, 2023, Siirt University.

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