The effects of neoliberal economic policy on the formation crisis: The case of Turkey

After the 1980s, the Neoliberal Economic implemented Policies Developing Countries, was the cause of the financial crisis in the begining of the 1990s. The Neoliberal policies based on neoclassical economic theory, was based on the capitalist relations of production targets which represents a new wave of globalization. Through the IMF and World Bank, the so called IMF structural adjustment programs these neoliberal policies, in terms of developing countries in a sense can be defined as the process of capitalization. Thats why, the historical development of capitalism: the emergence and development of capitalism, focusing on the constant cycle it rotates through, understanding the structure of capitalism within a developing capitalism and the self-injected from the outside of the dynamics of a crisis. In this study; as the financial crisis, developing countries with emerging crises, mainly in capital accumulation occurred with the neoliberal transformation of the conflict that results in continued disclosure that focuses on the capitalist crisis.Neoliberal restructuring, starting with the Washington Consensus policies of liberalization and developing countries all over the world in corruption has led to macro-economic imbalances. By studying the macro and micro economic data, a comparisson was made with Turkey. Neoliberal policies, capital accumulation will provide continuity of the expanding production was interrupted by the process, cumulative continuity of the controversial structure is built on sensitive balances. In this study, the contradictions experienced by Turkey and other developing countries are emphasized.Neoliberal policies associated with capitalism, policies to solve the deterioration of social fabric are taken into consideration. The Marxist Theory of Economics has been a very important source that aided this study and from time to time criticize capitalism.