Emission of carbon economic growth in developing countries impact on: The case of Turkey

The purpose of the writing of my thesis is that the effects of carbon emissions on the economic growth in developing countries can be determined by controlling carbon emissions with a global procedure and authorities in the world. When I made the necessary literature studies on the subject, I saw that carbon emission plays an important role both for nature protection awareness and economic development. The emission market does not show great fluctuations and changes in terms of price like other industries and other markets currently underway. Rapidly developing economies, unpredictable world population crowds and energy consumption are preparing a very effective way for this market to develop and become a more efficient and larger market. In the study that I prepared by examining similar studies, world carbon emission data, newspaper, magazine studies and many articles prepared before, I tried to reveal the effects of carbon emission in the economies of developing countries. In the first part of my study, I have explored and analyzed in detail the greenhouse gases, their emission activities, the markets they have created, the emission systems established by the states. In the second part of my study, I went deeper into the subject and studied and analyzed the role of carbon emissions in economies, their effects on economic growth, pricing studies and emission trading systems prepared by international authorities. In the third part of my study, in the last part, I have accessed national and international emission data via internet resources, made the necessary analyzes to determine the place and importance of these data in economies, and made conclusions.