Does Solow Residual Reflect Deep Political Economy Dynamics in Developing Countries?

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Developing countries have shown distinct patterns of growth and productivity rates that usually lack persistence. In Turkey, for example, endemic instability and recurrent crises and associated low and volatile productivity and growth rates have been the dominant macroeconomic themes since its transition to the multi-party democracy in 1950. This paper… (More)

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Paper prepared for the EY International Congress on Economics I " EUROPE AND GLOBAL ECONOMIC REBALANCING " Ankara , October 24 - 25 , 2013 Finance , Instability , Debt and Growth : The Turkish Case , 1980 - 2010

Mustafa İsmihan, Burcu Dinçergök, Seyit Mümin Cilasun
2013

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