Economical impacts of the Turkey's energy corridor in world oil and gas sector, master thesis
2013
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Müslüme Narin
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The most important input of big poverfull countries is having an energy. To manage those existing supplies as a country or as companies brings the worlds managerial and economical regulative role to such countries. The result of having the energy will cause a struggle between the countries to have and to conduct the most consumptive oil an natural gas.Turkey has a situation of disadvantaged country with its high dependence of energy. Turkey has an important place within the movements of energy supply regions. Turkey can change its disadvantage to an advantage with its geopolitical situation, between the most consumptive countries and the energy supply countries. Turkey has the maximizing advatage of being an energy corridor role involving the socio-ecenomic benefit and the planned crude oil and natural gas pipeline projects.More than the benefit of being an energy corridor of Turkey will be gained after being an energy terminal. Turkey will provide pozitive contribution to the whole country and also to the social tissue and to the economical structure. Key Words: 1. Energy Corridor 2. Energy Supply Security 3. Oil and Gas Pipeline Projects 4. Socio-economical İnput 5. Energy Termina
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Aslıhan Boybaşı
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Aslıhan Boybaşı (Master Thesis). Economical impacts of the Turkey's energy corridor in world oil and gas sector, master thesis, 2013, Gazi University.
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