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The Official Journal of the Pan-Pacific Association of Input-Output Studies (PAPAIOS)

Table 8 Periods of transformation in the Turkish economy

From: An institutional approach and input–output analysis for explaining the transformation of the Turkish economy

Category

1950–1962

1962–1985

1985–2003

Post-2003

Macroeconomic factors

Growth strategy

Based on agricultural production

Based on domestic consumption

Transformation period and conflict between old institutional factors and new growth regime

Based on export growth

Wage growth

Relatively low

High

High

Relatively low

Productivity

Based on agriculture

Based on non-tradable goods

Based on export goods

Based on export goods

Inflation

Low

High

High

Relative low based on inflation targeting

Trade balance

Deficit

Deficit

Deficit

Large deficit

Institutional factors

Employment

Agricultural workers

Agricultural and manufacturing workers

Manufacturing workers

Manufacturing workers

Trade Union

No

Strong

Strong

Relatively strong

Exchange rate

Fixed

Fixed and under-valued

Managed and over-valued

Floating and over-valued

Production base

Agricultural sector

Protected domestic manufacturing

Export goods sector

Export goods sector

Privatization

No

No

Relatively low

Large

Mode of economy

Open and liberal economy

Protected economy

Open economy

Excessively open economy

Government’s intervention

Strong

Strong

Strong

Relatively weak

Role of Government

Supports agricultural sector

Supports domestic manufacturing

Supports export goods sector

Supports export goods sector (excessively private)