Smaller World, Bigger Issues
Growth, Unemployment, Inequality and Poverty
Edited By Hale Kırer Silva Lecuna
Our world is becoming smaller day-by-day due to the effects of technological advances and improvements in transportation. On the other hand, in spite of this world’s apparent shrinkage, issues such as economic growth, unemployment, inequalities in several levels and poverty are getting bigger. The societies have struggled with these issues since their first existence, but nowadays there are no borders or limits to contain a certain problem inside a certain area. A disaster, shortage, conflict, bankruptcy, strikes, etc. in any region affects everyone worldwide in real time. This book includes various analyses of these global issues from different expert perspectives in order to enlighten the readers and make recommendations to policymakers.
Contents
SECTION 1: Growth and Development
Serçin Şahin
1. Product and Process Innovations, Market Structure and Economic
Growth: A Literature Review
Semanur Soyyiğit
2. China’s Neo-Mercantilist Policies and Growth Process
Begüm Erdil Şahin and Deniz Dilara Dereli
3. An Evaluation on Middle-Income Trap in Turkey
Sertaç Hopoğlu
4. Are Youth Labor, Trade Openness and Foreign Direct Investment
Effective in Economic Growth of Civets Countries? A Panel Causality
Analysis
Tuncer Gövdeli
5. Tourism, Oil Prices and Economic Growth in the Mediterranean
Countries: Bootstrap Panel Granger Causality Analysis
Habibe Günsel Doğrul, Mediha Mine Çelikkol, and İlhan Korkmaz
6. The Analysis of the Relationship Between Creative Class, Financial Development and Regional Innovativeness in Turkey
SECTION 2: Labor Markets and Unemployment
Umut Akduğan and Seyhun Doğan
7. Youth Unemployment: An Empirical Analysis
Mehmet Güçlü
8. Industrial Revolution and Labor Market
Kemal Eker, Görkem Bahtiyar, and Hasan Bakır
9. Systemic Policies Towards Attracting Skilled Labor: An
Investigation on Turkey
Işıl Alkan
10. The Gender Impact of Last Global Crisis on Labour Markets
Mehmet Kenan Terzioğlu
11. Poverty, Income Inequality, Unemployment and Human Capital in
the Democratization Process
Ufuk Bingöl
12. Employment Policy Goals in Turkish Government Programs in
Terms of Social Policies: Justice and Development Party Governments
SECTION 3: Inequality and Poverty
Ayşe Aylin Bayar, Bengi Yanık-İlhan, and Nebile Korucu-Gümüşoğlu
13. The Effects of Elders’ Earnings on Turkish Income Inequality
Mehmet Akif Destek
14. Liberalization, Globalization and Income Inequality in Emerging Economies
Kıymet Yavuzaslan
15. The Attitude of Income Inequality of Individuals: An Experimental Economic Approach
Mustafa Şit and Erdal Alancıoğlu
16. Macroeconomic Factors Determining Income Distribution: An
Analysis on Mist Countries
Selçuk Çağrı Esener
17. The Forgotten Unit of Income, Expenditure and Wealth
Chain: Remembering the Taxation of Wealth and Our Fight Against
Inequality
Nilüfer Yörük
18. Social Perspectives of Gender-Based Discrimination
Perception: An Empirical Study on University Students
Hale Kirer Silva L. and Ruya Eser
19. Energy Consumption, Carbon Emissions and Income Inequality
in Turkey
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Date of Publication: 2019
Length: 338 |
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