The impacts of Turkey's political relations with Iraq, Syria and Greece on trade relations
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Abstract (EN)
It is very important for countries that have a common heritage and are similar in terms of identity and culture to trade with countries that are geographically close to them in terms of providing time and cost advantages. In this context, the geographical location of Turkey takes place, relations with neighbor offers the opportunity to show the development of cultural and historical background in economic terms Turkey. In the study, Turkey's neighboring states of Iraq, Syria and Greece and the influence of political relations trade relations are examined. As a result, the share of Turkey's total export volume in neighboring countries are fluctuated depending on the positive and negative political relations. When Turkey's examine the political and commercial relations with these three neighbors, political relations in the best that period, trade in which is good progress, but relations have reached compromised or in neighboring countries, the civil war and concluded that damaged the trade relations in turmoil. Key Words: Import, Export, Politics, Trade
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Hasan Dağ
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Çankaya University
Uluslararası Ticaret ve Lojistik Bilim Dalı
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Hasan Dağ (Master Thesis). The impacts of Turkey's political relations with Iraq, Syria and Greece on trade relations, 2020, Çankaya University.
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