Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Standard

Closely monitored

Limited collectability 

Non-performing

Doubtful

Sharply raising interest rates, or imposing capital controls

Irrational piling-on of debt

Moral hazard induced by mispriced government-provided deposit insurance

Complex relationships among counterparties

An unwillingness of dealers to trade

Craftsmanship and small business should be stopped and fabricated as soon as possible.

The products of foreigners should be avoided, and the industry must be integrated to compete with other countries.

Industry branches whose raw material can be grown in the country should be established.

State-owned enterprises should transfer to the private sector.

Industry should be encouraged.

Because of the shallowness of its financial sector. 

Because the deterioration of the financial habitat due to 2008 Crisis created an advantage for emerging markets.

Because Turkey is known globally fo promoting fairness and transparency in the capital markets.

Because Turkey is a developed country with strong financial institutions.

A rise of interest rates

High leverage balance sheets of banks

Macroeconomic shocks

Risky banking transactions

Dependence on short-term foreign resources

Basel I

Basel II

Basel III

Basel IV

Basel V

I and II

II and III

I, II and IV

II, III and IV

I, II, III and IV

High Duty Losses of Public Banks

Entry Barriers in Banking Sector

Few Banking Products and Services

Many more Foreign Banks

Finance Sector Dominated By Banking Sector

The banking crisis

The currency crisis

The systemic crisis

The financial crisis

The debt crisis

Caputulations

Taxes

Interest rate

Subsidies

Government intervention

The extraction of raw materials sector

The manufacturing sector

The services sector

The construction sector

The textile sector

Regularly increasing

Regularly decreasing

Sharply fluctuating

Sharply decreasing

Stable around 60%

%15

%20

%25

%30

%35

Labor force participation rate

Active labor force

Employment rate

Working age population rate

People in the labor force

Labour market policies

Fiscal policy

Supply-side policies

Microeconomic policies

Tariff/trade policies

Beyond being of highest importance for food supply in an economy, agricultural sector and its production help the economy in some other ways.

The agricultural sector provides and strengthens the sustainability of economic growth and development.

The contributions of agriculture to total economic activity is often undervalued due to the traditional measuring methods that rely solely on output.

The agricultural sector is the key provider of basic technologies for industrial production.

The agricultural sector helps other sectors producing goods such as tobacco, medicine, textile and leather, furniture, paint and even some parts of electronics.

until 2003

until 2008

until 2009

until 2000

until 2018

Iraq

Germany

United States

Brazil

Bulgaria

Cotton is a high added value-added product

It is an important ingredient for the textile sector

Turkish cotton production is self-sufficient

Turkish imports trend on cotton tends to increase

Sharp decrease in production was captured after 2007