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Misaligned? Overvalued?. The Untold Story of the Turkish Lira [PDF]
Emerging Markets Finance and Trade, 2003 There is a consensus among scholars that overvalued exchange rates result in currency crises. This paper estimates the equilibrium real exchange rate for Turkey using the correct methodology and finds that the lira was indeed overvalued before the crises in 1994 and 2001.
Deniz Atasoy, Sweta C. Saxena
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Labeling Turkish news stories with CRF
2013 7th International Conference on Application of Information and Communication Technologies, 2013Drastically document increase in Web requires semantic web applications in order to lead the Web to its full potential. Extracting important phrases in a document facilitates finding expected information. In this paper, a new approach that is labeling the main subject, main predicate, main location and main date of an electronic document is introduced.
Seda Kazkilinc, Esref Adali
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TYPOLOGICAL SIMILARITIES IN UZBEK AND TURKISH STORIES
SCIENTIFIC WORK, 2020The process of globalization have a profound effect on the economy and politics of all countries, as well as on national cultural aspects. This process is changing the inner and outer nature of every nation. The changing world as a result of globalization, the individual, the problems that arise in the life of every nation as a result of its influence;
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NARRATIVE STRUCTURE IN TURKISH FOLK STORIES
SPIRITUAL INTEGRATION OF TURKISH PEOPLES: LANGUAGE, LITERATURE, CULTUREThis article focuses on the narrative structure and themes of Turkish folk tales. Folk tales are rich narratives that intertwine elements of love, heroism, and mysticism, holding a special place in folk culture. The study outlines the sections of a folk tale: introduction, preliminary section, main story, and closing prayer, and examines the narrator ...
Muxabbat Masadikova, Araylim Qoyshibay
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The story of story in modern Turkish literature in Macedonia
2017Macedonia is one of the states formed after the disintegration of Yugoslavia in the last century. During the existence of Yugoslavia, literary lives of turkish writers from Kosovo and Macedonia were indistinguishable. Many writers born in Macedonia published and introduced their works to the readers from Kosovo and writers from Kosovo behaved the same ...
Celik, Mahmut, Gurel, Zeki
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The Turkish Spy: Charles Cooper’s Gelibolu Story
2020This particular research is an attempt to unearth and analyse an Australian novel The Turkish Spy (1932) - not yet known to the Turkish readers. Written by an Australian First World War veteran named Charles Cooper, the novel is rich with stories of espionage and the narrative bears elements of travel literature.
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2023
Modern typography, which can be considered as a design term belonging to the discipline of graphic design or as an independent field of art, is not limited to the visual and semiotic designs of writing but is made a part of the content at the point of creating meaning in literary works such as short story or poetry.
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Modern typography, which can be considered as a design term belonging to the discipline of graphic design or as an independent field of art, is not limited to the visual and semiotic designs of writing but is made a part of the content at the point of creating meaning in literary works such as short story or poetry.
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