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Employment impact of financial crisis in Turkey

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2015
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Ramazan Kılıç

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Financial crises are straits which result from sudden undulations at economic system. Crises are facts causing some problems for all societies. Moreover, there are lots of both material and spiritual problems at this countries. Especially from 1990's with the help of the globalisation the economic relations of countries increased. Countries depend on each other as economical. The dimension of crises changed with the help of globalisation. Because of the economical relationship crises affected countries which have economical relations. On the other hand crises spreaded fast to the other countries and the whole world was influenced. Economists saw different factors when they researched the crises. They tried to explain the crises as first, second and third generations. There are lots of negative effects of economical crises to the countries' economy. For instance, national income decreases, economy runs down and the currency of country suffers. We can add many negative effects to this effects. Turkey affected as economical and social because of its national and import crises. Until 1960 there wasn't any unemployment in Turkey but from that date to 2001 the ratio of unemployment is always two digits. In 2001 the ratio of unemployment was at %6,5 but it increased again because of the effects of 2000 economical crises. The following years economy became better and the ratio of unemployment decreased but it increased again because of 2008 financial crises. Nowadays the ratio of unemployment is at %11,3. Key Words: Financial crises, global crises, crises at Turkey , the types of economical crises, employing, unemployment.

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Veli Müftüoğlu

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Veli Müftüoğlu (Master Thesis). Employment impact of financial crisis in Turkey, 2015, Kütahya Dumlupınar University.

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