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Determining of the leather industry status of Turkey and Mongolia: And viewpoints of Mongolian consumers against Turkish leather products

2018
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Mehmet Özer Demir

Abstract (EN)

Leather craftsman, leather products that have responded to the need for people's wearing and their basic needs, also have continued to attract consumers' interest by diversifying their use in time since the ancient times. Nowadays, leather products' natural appearances being more suitable for human health, as well as a basic need to dress, protection, as well as expensive, ornament, prestige, social status indicators, such as consumption is also the subject. The key word that defines people living in the world leather industry over the last thirty years is the shift in production. In this period, leatherwork migrates from North to South, from West to East, or more precisely Far East. Leading countries of the leather sector have gradually lost their importance and new countries have started to take important positions. These developments have different consequences on the basis of countries. In some countries, the leather sector suffers significant losses while in some countries it also causes surprising developments. ''Turkey and Mongolia Determining of the Leather İndustry Status and Viewpoints of Mongolian Consumers Against Turkish Leather Products'' The purpose of the so-called master's thesis, the two countries from past till the present actual leather trade between the general state put forth, as well as Turkish leather production of Mongolian consumers and products to contribute to the solutions and proposals to the problems that might arise in the development of leather trade between the two countries.

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Dr. Gulmaral Sultan

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Gulmaral Sultan (Master Thesis). Determining of the leather industry status of Turkey and Mongolia: And viewpoints of Mongolian consumers against Turkish leather products, 2018, Alanya Alaaddin Keykubat University.

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