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The effects of changing macro and micro management models in the international economy on the public and private sectors (USA, Sweden, Norway, Germany and Japanese example)

2023
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Bülent Demir

Abstract (EN)

The point we have reached in the economy now indicates a period in itself that requires businesses to use the latest technologies. Different ways of thinking have always given different directions to the economy in the periods when the economy has passed until today. Of course, other than that, the micro and macro environmental factors that affect the operation of the enterprises have caused different strategy changes in the economy over time. Most importantly, businesses should keep up with the changes appropriately in this strategy change. Environmental Factors always cause businesses to take different paths, but if the power sources of the business are in better conditions, the business can easily adapt. The economic management models of the countries that are being applied in different geographies should always be applied by considering the way of thinking, customs, geography and environmental factors of the nations. The economies of the countries and at the same time the enterprises need to create their own economic infrastructure against the emerging problems. Important issues such as the technical and financial infrastructure of an enterprise are always one of the most important areas of the enterprise, so these processes combine all areas from the production to the sale of the enterprise. Keywords: Management Models, Macro Economics, Micro Economics

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Dr. Salah Salahlı

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Salah Salahlı (Master Thesis). The effects of changing macro and micro management models in the international economy on the public and private sectors (USA, Sweden, Norway, Germany and Japanese example), 2023, İstanbul Kent University.

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