How can Turkey develop a culture and a legal system that encourages entrepreneurship while reducing the cost of business failure?
How can Turkey develop a culture and a legal system that encourages entrepreneurship while reducing the cost of business failure?
The year 2013 is an important one for the Turkish economy, with many challenges and opportunities on the horizon. First, the sluggish global economy will likely remain a drag on Turkey’s growth this year, notably because of weak activity in the EU, a result of fiscal tightening in some countries and the uncertain outlook. Furthermore, several emerging markets have come...
How would you evaluate Turkey’s experience with privatisation over the last three decades? What key lessons has the government learned?
What can be done to attract more foreign direct investment (FDI) into capital projects and productive sectors of the economy?
The market share of French companies in Turkey has decreased in recent years. What can be done to counter this trend and increase involvement?
What prompted the government to establish a new foreign investment incentive framework, and how quickly do you expect this to begin delivering results?
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