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Effect of tax burden on agriculture, industry and service sectors

2022
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Veysel İnal

Abstract (EN)

Tax shipping has been used for the macro-economic production of the world's countries. At the same time, tax burden is a data used in terms of tax. This tax burden should be aimed at realizing the financial, social and economic goals of the countries of the world. From this point of view, a study has been made on the relations between this study taxes and the payments of the national incomes of agriculture, industry and sectors. The subject of the study is the effects of general tax on the payments of the national income of agriculture, industry and sectors. Sales prices of this wide-ranging retail, specific to Turkey, between 1990-2019, regarding the selection of any store with the national income of the sectors. It consists of 3 parts in total. The study will be emphasized and tax will be emphasized in the first chapter. In addition, in the study, the Turkish Tax System in Turkey is included. In the second part of the study, agriculture, industry and service sectors and the characteristics of these sectors were explained. In the part of the study, the literature in question was included and econometric analysis was performed. The analyzes of the subtleties of the views in the econometric dimensions of the possibilities of time series methods are controlled by Lee-Strazicich tests. It was analyzed by cointegration with ARDL bounds test. Timely and long-term coefficients were short-estimated by bounds testing with ARDL. A school with a total tax burden in education achieved may raise taxes on young children's payments on agriculture, industry, and the service sector, magnifying the estimates of schools' possible outcomes of comprehensive education.

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Dr. Mustafa Okur

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Mustafa Okur (Master Thesis). Effect of tax burden on agriculture, industry and service sectors, 2022, Sakarya University.

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