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Makroekonomik verilerin seramik sektörüne etkileri

2020
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Erdal Nebol

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Macroeconomic is a branch of economic science that deal with general economic activities of a country related policy factors and issues. Macroeconomic and related policies greatly affect industrial product management and manufacturing. Macroeconomic has also great impacts on sectoral and trades of certain industry such as ceramic. In this regard, this study was designed to investigate the effects of the macroeconomic factors on the ceramic industry. According to the findings in this thesis, while Turkey is now past macro-economic data in ceramic tile and ceramic sanitary ware sector, which borders up the global market in a relatively advantageous against other European countries are planned for the future by getting him to guide the work and is considered especially how it should act in a sudden crisis. In this study, related literature was searched, and statistical data of Turkish Ceramic Federation was used. The collected data were analyzed and presented with the use of EViews 10. The exchange rate of the dollar and the gross domestic product value per capita were found to be effective on the export rate of the ceramic sector. In conclusion, the coefficients of dollar value, income per person, ∆unemployment and inflation variables are statistically significant at 95% confidence level. In addition to this findings, the ceramic art from Turkey and the Europeans with easy access of the ceramic main input than their competitors clay, kaolin and quartz that the role in the baking the ceramic and the largest supplier of gas, the main cost item more than their European rivals in relations with Russia, Turkey is considered to be a shining star of the future in the ceramic industry. Keywords: Macroeconomy, ceramic industry, import, export, currency

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Kurtuluş Polat

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Kurtuluş Polat (Master Thesis). Makroekonomik verilerin seramik sektörüne etkileri, 2020, Yeditepe University.

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